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In this 4 part series, we discuss common problems that arise in relation to Wills and more importantly, ways in which to deal with them. As the writer is a lawyer in NSW, the principles of law discussed are those in NSW only.
Conundrums in Wills and Estate Planning Read More »
A person may still be able to make a Will, even if they are suffering from dementia or some other form of cognitive impairment, as explained in the recent case of Estate Rofe Defining testamentary capacity A Will may be disputed on the ground that the testator (person who made the Will) did not have
Can you make a Will, even if you have dementia? Read More »
