Category: Contesting a Will

Family provision claims NSW is an important part of the process of contesting a Will. These claims are an important aspect of estate law in...

People often use the terms “contesting” and “challenging” a Will Australia when having a dispute about Wills. A person contests a Will when he/she is...

The average cost to contest a Will in Australia may vary depending on your individual circumstances. Before we explore the topic of average cost to...

A lot of people, especially beneficiaries, may wonder ‘when is a Will read?’. As opposed to what we see in TV shows and movies, there...

Will dispute lawyers Sydney help parties who are in conflict about a Will’s validity or property and asset division. Beneficiaries of a Will may fall...

“When do beneficiaries of a Will get notified?” is a question that family members and relatives ask themselves. They may want to see their entitlements...

When it comes to contesting or challenging a Will, a person needs to make sure they are represented by a Will dispute lawyer. Contesting and...

Contesting a Will in Australia can be done after the Will-maker has passed away. Contesting a Will is not the same as challenging a Will....

Australia, like most countries, acknowledges the legal rights of disinherited child or children when it comes to contesting a Will. Upon the Willmaker’s death, the...

Not only is the success rate of contesting a Will is complicated with legal procedures, but it can also family relationships. Challenging a deceased individual’s...

People may contest a Will if they feel that the Will does not make adequate provisions for them. Alternatively, Wills can be contested by someone...

Do you believe you have been unfairly provided for, or not provided for at all in the Will? Our expert team of Will dispute lawyers...