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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Challenging a Will”

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Ruling from the grave: Who determines funeral arrangements?

Elderlaw Legal Services, a division of Foulsham & Geddes Pty Ltd, acted for the plaintiff in Supreme Court proceedings last Christmas 2020 regarding funeral arrangements. After three weeks in a …

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New Year’s Resolution: Draft A Will

Having an estate plan, with a well crafted Will at its core, is a must for anyone holding assets. If a person dies without a Will the chances of disputes amongst surviving …

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Challenging a Will

You may have heard of “war stories” of Wills being challenged. Occasionally a Will is challenged because the person making the Will (“Testator”) was “forced” or coerced to sign over …

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A piece of history – challenging the provisions of a will

The possibility of challenging the provisions of a Will have now been available in New South Wales for 100 years! In Roman times persons could bring a querela inofficiosi testament …

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Foulsham & Geddes successfully defends claim against late solicitor’s estate – Amprimo v Wynn

Foulsham & Geddes recently defended a family provision claim against a deceased estate, all the way to the NSW Supreme Court of Appeal in Amprimo v Wynn [2015] NSWCA 286 (click …

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Is your Will really your last word?

Some of you may have seen recently the SBS Insight program, where the presenter, Jenny Brockie, investigated issues relating to the apparent every increasing preponderance of siblings to challenge their parents’ Wills. …

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Having the Last Word. Will making and contestation.

There has been a recent research project undertaken by three (3) Australian Universities and involving the Public Trustee in a majority of the states and territories. The full report is …

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