by augustandclaire | Apr 15, 2024 | Insights
Challenging a will in NSW refers to the legal process of disputing the validity of a Will. If you have an interest in an estate and you believe that a Will is not legally valid, you may have ground to challenge the Will in the Supreme Court of NSW. Here is a list of...
by augustandclaire | Apr 15, 2024 | Insights
Jack (23) is a full-time university student and employee at a local stationery store. Jack has a loan on a car which he is working towards paying off, and lives in a rental with three other students. He has an estranged relationship with his parents, however, has a...
by augustandclaire | Sep 22, 2023 | Insights
Can a verbal promise made before death be grounds to contest a Will in NSW? Well, it depends. When a verbal promise is made before someone passes away but is not formally added to their will, it can often be a complicated process to ensure that the agreement is...
by augustandclaire | Jul 3, 2023 | Insights
You may have not heard the term ‘defending a will’ until it is a responsibility you are required to do as an executor of an estate. What does defending a Will in NSW mean? Defending a will in NSW refers to doing all that is required to uphold the terms of a...
by augustandclaire | Apr 3, 2023 | Insights
Chris (65) is a widow with two grown-up adult children, Andrew and Michael. His wife had died 10 years before from underlying health issues. Chris’ children became estranged from him after their mother passed away. Over time, Chris’ friends introduced him to Emma. ...
