We know that having to deal with the administration of the estate of a loved one is very difficult and emotional for any family. At Arthur Browne & Associates our experienced team of lawyers can guide you through the process of administering an estate in a sensitive and timely manner.

If someone dies without a will (intestate), Queensland law decides how their estate is distributed:

•  Spouse/de facto partner – Usually inherits the largest portion.
• Children – Share the estate if there’s no spouse or inherit part of it if there is.
• No spouse or children? The estate goes to parents, siblings, or extended family.
• No family? The estate may go to the government.

​Administering an intestate estate can be complex. We can assist with applying for letters of administration to manage an estate.

You can read more frequently asked questions at our FAQ page 

The team at Arthur Browne & Associates have put together a helpful resource for rural and farming community members to consider.

Being involved in a car accident is very confronting and can often leave you feeling very shocked (not to mention possibly injured).   Whilst it may be the last thing on your mind, there are several things you should try to remember so that your rights are protected, and any claims process is as stress-free as possible.
 
Whether you are a driver, passenger, pedestrian or even cyclist, you can you use this list of the top 5 things to remember for if you are involved in a road accident.

Upcoming Changes to WorkCover Claims: What Workers and Employers Need to Know from 1 July 2025

​From 1 July 2025, significant changes will come into effect regarding how WorkCover Queensland handles provider-lodged work capacity certificates. These changes reflect new privacy obligations under the Information Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2023 and will impact both injured workers and employers.