FREE ‘Protect your rights and your choices as you age’ information day The Public Trustee will be providing expert advice on enduing powers of attorney and estate planning at Advocacy Tasmania’...
The Public Trustee supports Respect and Protect Older Tasmanians: Tasmania's Elder Abuse Prevention Strategy 2019-2022 (you can read the Tasmanian strategy here) and is a member of the Statewide Elder...
In a strong show of investment and confidence in the northern Tasmanian community, the Public Trustee has expanded their northern presence by opening a new office in Launceston. The Public Trustee'...
The Public Trustee is joined the COTA Tasmania’s annual Walk Against Elder Abuse in Hobart and Launceston on June 14, 2019 – the eve of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Elder abuse is not...
The person or entity you choose to be responisble and persoanlly liable for the entire administration of your estate is called an 'executor'. What are some of the duties of an executor? The executor...
A Financial Administrator is the individual or organisation that manages or administers the financial affairs of a person aged 18 years and over who lacks the capacity to manage their own financial af...
A Will is a legal document in which you state how you want your assets to be distributed after your death. It allows you to choose an executor, who will be responsible for making sure your wishes are ...
We understand that becoming a beneficiary can be an overwhelming experience. That's why we have prepared a guide to explain the process involved in administering an estate.
The Public Trustee's Launceston office has moved next door to a newly refurbished office at the front of the MAIB building, 33 George Street. The short move next door to a larger office space s...
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