Challenge The Validity Of A Will In Nsw

Wills & Estates

How to Challenge the Validity of a Will in NSW

How to Challenge the Validity of a Will in NSW

Most people have heard of contesting a will, but there are two very different legal pathways. Confusing them can cost you your case. One is a family provision claim, where you accept the will is valid but argue you were not adequately provided for. The other, the...Read More
Informal Wills vs Formal Wills in NSW: A Practical Guide

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
Grounds for Contesting a Will: Who Can Claim and When

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