If you die in New South Wales and you made a valid will under the Succession Act 2006 before you died, the person named in your will as your executor will apply to the Supreme Court of New South Wales for probate of your will. Probate in NSW, as in all other States and Territories, is the process of proving a person’s will. It is a necessary step for your executor to obtain title to your property, and authority to deal with that property in accordance with your will. The procedure for being granted probate is mainly contained in the Probate and Administration Act 1898 and the Supreme Court Rules 1970 . Get More Information on Probate in NSW