Wills & Estates
Defending or Contesting a Will
The qualification to testamentary freedom is set out in legislation. In New South Wales this qualification is set out in the Family Provisions Division of the Succession Act 2006.
Prime Lawyers appear regularly in contested estates matters and we are confident that we can assist you to bring or defend a claim and invite you to contact us for a no obligation appraisal of your case. There is no fee for doing so.
We have contested estates & wills lawyers at Sydney, Parramatta, Chatswood, Sutherland and Wollongong.
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Contesting a Will as a Child
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Contesting a Will as a Grandchild
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Contesting a Will as a Member of the Household
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Contesting a Will as a person living in a Close Personal Relationship
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Contesting a Will as De Facto
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Contesting a Will as Ex-Husband or Ex-Wife
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Contesting a Will as Husband or Wife
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Contesting a Will NSW Costs
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How to Contest a Will in NSW
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Who can contest a Will in NSW?
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