What am I gunna do with these?

**p38arover** · 4th March 2008, 11:15 PM

These were my son's:

The Nissan has a Subaru diesel alternator in the side. Pity it's 100V 60Hz.

**abaddonxi** · 4th March 2008, 11:28 PM

Ron are you the executor of your son's estate?

Cheers
Simon

**p38arover** · 4th March 2008, 11:42 PM

Originally Posted by abaddonxi

Ron are you the executor of your son's estate?

Cheers
Simon

No. He's left no Will so I guess it's the Public Trustee. He had no relationship with anyone so there is no one to claim on his estate (as far as we know).

**BMKal** · 4th March 2008, 11:42 PM

You shouldn't find any difficulty selling either of those Ron, especially that Nissan. A mate of mine recently sold a Toyota Coaster kitted out for travelling & camping for more than $50K - and his didn't look anywhere near as good as that Nissan.

**p38arover** · 4th March 2008, 11:50 PM

The Nissan is a 1987 model with less than 8,000km on the clock - genuine. We have the log books.

**Tank** · 5th March 2008, 12:03 AM

Originally Posted by p38arover

The Nissan is a 1987 model with less than 8,000km on the clock - genuine. We have the log books.

Ron, see a solicitor, don't let the Public Trustee get their hands on your son's property, I am pretty sure if no will the next of kin is the beneficiary, anyhow mate check with a trusted solicitor, Regards Frank.

**p38arover** · 5th March 2008, 08:15 AM

Fortunately, my wife's nephew's partner is a solicitor.

We'll be seeing her for advice even though it's not her field. At least she can offer sone advice or ask others in her office.

**LRHybrid100** · 5th March 2008, 09:30 AM

Geez that Camper looks GOOD

LRH

**George130** · 5th March 2008, 05:35 PM

Originally Posted by LRHybrid100

Geez that Camper looks GOOD

LRH

Very good.

**cartm58** · 5th March 2008, 06:15 PM

Ron

Public Trustees will charge the estate for winding it up about 6% varies from State to State.

As he died intestate "without a will" property will be divided up on basis of nearest living relatives unless someone comes and makes claim on estate like creditors, unknown child, unknown spouse etc.

Legally you cannot dispose of his belongings as you have no legal rights as executor or beneficiary etc.

Again best advice see your friendly Solicitor, they will have someone in the firm who can advise you.

Plenty of on line advice available as well about basics

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