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Estrangement Isn’t an Automatic Bar — Re Estate Mitchell
Re Estate Mitchell [2026] NSWSC 516 — adult children cut from a ~$2.37m estate after estrangement still won NSW family provision. Not an automatic bar.

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Sep 236 min read


Binding Death Benefit Nomination - Why You Need It
Learn how a Binding Death Benefit Nomination can direct superannuation death benefits and why it should be reviewed as circumstances change.

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Jun 20, 20233 min read


Dealing with a Deceased Estate - Overview
The loss of a loved one is always challenging, and the last thing anyone would want to deal with at this difficult time is getting involved in the legal aspects of administration of a deceased Estate. Let’s take this case study below as an example. Steven’s mother Louise has recently passed away, and he is uncertain about the existence of a Will or the necessary steps he needs to take moving forward in relation to her Estate. The Estate mainly consists of two real properties

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Apr 28, 20234 min read


"Mirror Wills" For Couples
“Mirror Wills” are nearly identical Wills made by two people, usually a married or a de facto couple. When executing Mirror Wills each...

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Apr 22, 20233 min read
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