When will an adult child successfully make a family provision claim?
This article assumes you have read our earlier article dealing with family provision claims by children generally. Whether an adult child has received adequate and proper provision from a deceased parent’s estate...
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Is an adult grandchild eligible to make a family provision claim in NSW?
In New South Wales, an adult grandchild may be eligible to bring a family provision claim, but only in limited circumstances. To succeed, a grandchild must establish that they are...
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In New South Wales, a child of a deceased has standing to apply for a family provision order
Under the Succession Act 2006 (NSW), a child (including an adult child) of a deceased person is considered an “eligible person” and therefore has the legal standing to apply to...
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Turnbull Hill Lawyers named in the prestigious 2025 Doyles Guide
We are pleased to report that Turnbull Hill Lawyers has been named in the prestigious 2025 Doyles Guide. Turnbull Hill Lawyers has been identified by its peers as a leading law firm having...
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Marriage, divorce and your will
Contested estates lawyer, Ella Stratford, takes your through the effect a change in marital status can have on your will.
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Mediation for will disputes: What is it and how does it work?
We'll take a look at will disputes and mediation in NSW, so you can decide what's best for your situation. Read more.
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10 Rights of Beneficiaries of Estates in New South Wales
Here are the 10 main rights of beneficiaries in NSW when it comes to wills and estates.
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Can a step-child contest a will?
Contested Estates lawyer Ella Stratford explains whether a step-child can contest a step-parent's estate in NSW
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The Family Provision Claim Process in NSW … are you eligible?
Knowing the rights and entitlements of succession law in NSW is important, and advice should be sought asap. Contact our Contested Estates team today!
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Family Provision – What is a Crisp order?
Applicants in family provision claims need to satisfy certain requirements in order to obtain an order for provision from a deceased estate. In some cases the nature of the assets or the...
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