by Alex McDonald | Apr 28, 2024 | Estate Litigation Barrister
Time Limits for making claims against estates are brutal by Alex McDonald | Apr 28, 2024 | Estate Litigation Barrister The Family Protection Act 1955 allows children, including biological and estranged children as well as stepchildren who were living with the deceased...
by Alex McDonald | Mar 21, 2024 | Estate Litigation Barrister
Dividing Relationship Property after Death by Alex McDonald | Mar 21, 2024 | Estate Litigation Barrister What can I do if my spouse or partner has died leaving a will that leaves me with nothing or doesn’t adequately provide for me? The most important thing to know...
by Alex McDonald | Jun 1, 2020 | Estate Litigation Barrister
Contrary to what most people believe, if someone dies without a will (known as dying intestate), their estate does not go to the government. Instead, their estate is distributed amongst family members according to the Administration Act 1969. The Administration Act...
by Alex McDonald | May 14, 2020 | Estate Litigation Barrister, Family Protection Act
FAMILY PROTECTION ACT 1955 CASE NOTES Here you will find case summaries of how the Court has dealt with actual Family Protection Act 1955 claims. The names of the parties have been anonymised and some of the financial figures have been updated.[1] Jones v Sharma –...
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