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Yes, but isnt there the facility to have what you want to happen "in case of" put in writing for the person who has power of attorny to follow? That was my point, it seems that PT was the appointed one and not PennyK, if I read the post correctly. Terry, you seem to have some legal knowledge...

That should have been stipulated in the will or wishes shouldn't it? Who had the power to make the decision, you or them? If power of attorney was given to them, I am surprised you got any say.

Would it have been any different if a solicitor was handling it? Published fees for PT Tasmania

^^ all very good if you know what date you are going to die on and there will still be stamp duties and various other fees

Fees for public trustee in QLD are here http://www.pt.qld.gov.au/publications/fees-and-charges.html We thought it was pretty straight forward: If I die it all goes to my wife If she dies it all goes to me If we both die, who cares, we'll be dead. We did set it up so certain named assets go to...