When someone passes away, disputes can arise if a person believes they have not received adequate provision from the deceased estate. A Family Provision Claim NSW allows eligible people to seek further provision where a Will or intestacy distribution does not properly... Read More
Dying without a Will in NSW can create significant stress and uncertainty for your loved ones. Without a valid Will, you lose the ability to decide how your estate should be managed and distributed after your death. A valid Will allows you to appoint an executor to... Read More
Losing a loved one is an emotionally challenging time, and managing legal matters after their passing can add further stress. One of the first steps in administering an estate is finding a Will in NSW and locating the deceased person’s original Last Will and... Read More
Recent research found that 99% of intimate partner homicides in New South Wales between 2008 and 2016 involved evidence of “coercive control” within the relationship before the homicide occurred. In 2022, the NSW Parliament introduced legislation to criminalise... Read More
When a de facto relationship ends, updating your Will may not always be the first thing you think about. Many people assume that once they separate and divide their assets, their former partner will no longer have any claim to their estate. However, separation does... Read More
When someone dies, their assets are distributed according to the terms of their will. The executor of the deceased estate is responsible for managing and distributing those assets. Executors must identify and collect estate assets, pay outstanding debts, and... Read More
