Legal Resources and Insights

Explore the types of challenges that can be brought against a will and why it is something you should not feel at all guilty about pursuing.

It's very common for people to feel awkward about asking the other members of their family if they were left anything in the deceased’s will

A person must have testamentary capacity in order to make a valid will, however, issues arise where a person has lost this capacity.

‘Should I lodge a probate caveat?’ What is a probate caveat and when is filing one necessary?

A Will that does not comply with the formal requirements is known as an ‘informal Will’.

One of the more complex and unique concepts in NSW succession law is that of the notional estate.

Although elder abuse can take many forms most relevant to the topic of wills and probate is financial elder abuse.

Where two or more people agree to (and do in fact) write a will, they have created what is known as a “mutual will”.

Mrs Harris made a will appointing her niece and a solicitor as her executors. Then, Mrs Harris made a will that revoked all previous wills.