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What does ‘living together’ mean in the context of a claim for a family provision order against a deceased estate?
The New South Wales Court of Appeal recently delivered its decision in the matter of Yesilhat v Calokerinos [2021] NCSWCA …
What is Notional Estate?
A person’s last Will dictates how their estate assets are to be distributed upon their death.
However, estate assets only include property which is owned solely by the deceased person as at the date of their …
An ‘eligible person’ (as defined in the Succession Act 2006 (NSW)) (‘the Act’) has the right to bring a claim for a family provision order where he or she has been left out of a will or where inadequate provision …
The NSW Court of Appeal recently handed down its decision in the appeal matter of Squire v Squire [2019] NSWCA 90. This case involved a family provision claim against the estate by the children of the deceased.
Richard Squire had …
The term testamentary capacity is often used but rarely understood. Most would think that a Will would not be valid if the will maker was suffering a disorder of the mind or was suffering an insane delusion about certain matters …
There have been a number of very interesting cases in recent times determined in the field of Family Provision Claims in the Court of Appeal. Family Provision claims are claims brought by certain eligible people who are unhappy that they …
