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Can I contest the Will of my estranged parent?
In NSW, the fact of estrangement alone does not defeat a child’s claim against the parent’s estate. Even a child that has not had a relationship...
What is the Forfeiture Rule?
Are you familiar with the Forfeiture Rule? This fundamental legal principle was created to prevent a person...
Travelling Overseas and Estate Planning
Travelling overseas can be an exciting adventure, but amidst the anticipation of exploring new destinations, it's essential to consider the...
What you need to know as an executor
Being appointed as an executor is an important role that comes with responsibilities. You may be solely appointed, or you may be appointed...
What is Beneficiary Protection?
Beneficiary Protection is a term used when acting for a beneficiary of an estate to protect his or her interest in the estate. Firstly, it is...
What is the process of challenging a Will in NSW?
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...
Jack’s Story: The Importance of an Enduring Power of Attorney
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...
Is a verbal promise made before death grounds to contest a Will?
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...
What you need to know about defending a Will in NSW
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...