A Letter of Administration Without Will is required in Indonesia when a person dies intestate (without leaving a valid will), and their assets need to be legally managed and distributed. This document is essential for proving the administrator's authority to act on behalf of the deceased's estate. It enables the administrator to collect assets, pay debts, and distribute the remaining estate to legal heirs according to Indonesian inheritance laws. The document must be obtained through a formal application to the appropriate Indonesian court, either the general civil court or the religious court for Muslim citizens. The process involves providing detailed information about the deceased, their assets, and legal heirs, along with supporting documentation. This letter is particularly crucial for accessing bank accounts, transferring property titles, and managing other assets that require formal authorization.
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1. Court Details and Reference Number: Identification of the issuing court and case reference number
2. Deceased's Information: Full name, last known address, date and place of death, and marital status of the deceased
3. Applicant's Information: Full name, address, and relationship to the deceased
4. Declaration of Intestacy: Statement confirming that the deceased died without leaving a valid will
5. List of Legal Heirs: Names, relationships, and addresses of all known legal heirs of the deceased
6. Estate Description: General description of the known assets and liabilities of the estate
7. Grant of Administration: Formal statement granting administration powers to the applicant
8. Administrator's Powers and Duties: Outline of the administrator's legal authority and responsibilities
9. Official Signatures: Signature block for the authorized court official or judge
1. Foreign Assets Declaration: Required when the deceased owned assets in other countries
2. Islamic Law Compliance Statement: Required when the deceased was Muslim and Islamic inheritance law applies
3. Multiple Administrator Appointment: Used when more than one person is appointed as administrator
4. Security Bond Details: Required in cases where the court mandates a security bond
5. Contestation Period: Statement regarding the period during which the grant can be contested, included in jurisdictions where required
1. Schedule A - Inventory of Assets: Detailed list of all known assets belonging to the deceased's estate
2. Schedule B - List of Liabilities: Detailed list of all known debts and liabilities of the estate
3. Schedule C - Family Tree: Diagram showing the family relationships and heir structure
4. Appendix 1 - Death Certificate: Certified copy of the deceased's death certificate
5. Appendix 2 - Identity Documents: Copies of identity documents for the deceased and administrator
6. Appendix 3 - Heir Declarations: Signed statements from other heirs consenting to the administration
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