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Estranged Son Demands Share of Estate
17 JUNE 2025 An estranged son made a $140,000 claim on his late mother’s $475,000 estate, arguing financial hardship and a lack of education and support. Read more
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Avoiding A Gift Failing
16 APRIL 2025 The NSW Supreme Court recently found that in certain circumstances a gift left in a will can still go to the right person even if the asset no longer exists when the person dies Read more
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When A Creditor Wants Control
13 MAY 2025 A recent case in the NSW Supreme Court displayed the challenges which arise when a person dies without a will. When a person dies without a will, they are said to have died intestate. Read more
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Why You Should Register Your Security Interests on the PPSR
02 APRIL 2025 If you're running a business and dealing with credit, leasing, or financing arrangements, you need to protect yourself. One of the best ways to do this is by registering your security interests on the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR). Read more
