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Can Grandchildren challenge a will

Topic Overview   In all Australia jurisdictions family provision legislation includes some or all of the following categories of eligible applicants ...more

Dying Without a Will in New South Wales

Dying without a will is known as dying intestate.  In NSW the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) outlines the rules which apply when someone dies intestate. ...more

Contesting a Will in New South Wales

There are various reasons that people may wish to contest a will.  In NSW contesting a will involves applying for a family provision order.  The ...more

Enduring Guardianship

What is Enduring Guardianship? Enduring guardianship refers to the appointment of a person who is allowed to make decisions relating to your health ...more

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What is Power of Attorney?

A Power of Attorney is used to enable your attorney to make decisions regarding your finances and contracts. An enduring power of Attorney continues ...more

Estate Administration and the role of Executors

What is Estate Administration? Estate administration encompasses the processes and duties that are fulfilled in relation to a deceased person’s ...more

What are the benefits of having a will?

What is a will? In simple terms, a will is a document that provides for the distribution of a person’s assets following that person’s death. A ...more