Family and Matrimonial

It can be easy to forgo the legalities and formalities of planning for life after you’re gone – after all, you won’t be here for it. Yet in the interest of ensuring any inheritance makes its way to your loved ones as you intend it to, your will must be legally sound

Contesting a will involves navigating complex legal procedures, from obtaining estate information and establishing eligibility to gathering evidence and potentially filing court applications. Understanding the step-by-step process, including negotiation options and court determinations, can help eligible persons assess whether they have grounds to challenge inadequate provision in a deceased's estate.

Navigating the divorce process in New South Wales requires understanding specific eligibility requirements, documentation needs, and court procedures. From establishing the mandatory 12-month separation period to lodging your application through the Commonwealth Courts Portal, each step involves precise legal requirements that must be satisfied before your marriage can be formally dissolved.