Wills & Estates
Informal Wills vs Formal Wills in NSW: A Practical Guide
Formal vs. Informal Wills in Australia A will directs what happens to your assets after you die. It also names your executor and can appoint guardians for children. For a will to work the way you intend, the law expects a clear document that follows set rules. Those...Read More
Estranged Children and Family Provision Claims: Can You Still Contest a Will?
Criminal Lawyer | Warrnambool, South Morang & Melbourne Many adult children live apart from a parent for years without contact. Some separations result from conflict, others grow slowly and are never discussed. If a parent later dies and their will leaves little...Read More
Choosing An Executor For A Will: How To Select A Person To Manage Your Will
Choosing an Executor for a Will | Australia In Trouble? We’re Here to Help. Choosing an executor for a will is a central part of estate planning. The executor carries out your final wishes and manages the legal process after death. A careful choice reduces stress for...Read More
Grounds for Contesting a Will: Who Can Claim and When
People often ask if they can challenge a loved one’s will because they believe it is not fair. In New South Wales there is a clear legal pathway called a family provision claim. This is different from saying the will is invalid. It asks the Court to change the...Read More
