Wills & Estates

Planning to Disinherit Someone? 10 Tips to Protect Your Estate from a Claim

What does it mean to Contest a Will A person has the right to leave their estate to whoever they choose. This is referred to as ‘testamentary freedom’. A person may also exclude and disinherit whoever they choose. However, in some circumstances, the person who has been disinherited, may have the right to bring a […]

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Handling Unequal Inheritance: Strategies for Heirs and Executors

Providing an unequal inheritance to one child can cause family conflict and resentment and often requires careful estate planning to manage the expectations of disappointed beneficiaries. This guide outlines effective strategies aimed at preserving family unity whilst best ensuring the deceased’s wishes are upheld. Foundations of Unequal Inheritance and Reasons behind it The reasons for

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Can the Executor Sell Property Without All Beneficiaries Approval?

In New South Wales, an executor has the right to administer the estate of a deceased person, including to call-in estate assets (including real estate) and subject to the terms of the will, to sell estate assets. Our clients often ask us whether an executor can sell property without the approval of all beneficiaries. The

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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Contesting a Will in NSW

Contesting a will in New South Wales (otherwise known as a “family provision claim”) can be a complex and challenging process. Understanding and avoiding common mistakes can significantly improve your chances of a successful family provision claim. This guide highlights some of the most frequent mistakes made by claimants and offers practical advice on how

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