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The Charity Ambiguity Trap & How To Avoid It. Banwell v Attorney-General [2020] QSC 239

The Charity Ambiguity Trap & How To Avoid It. Banwell v Attorney-General [2020] QSC 239

by Reception | Feb 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

The Charity Ambiguity Trap & How To Avoid It Banwell v Attorney-General [2020] QSC 239 There’s no better way for your estate to make a difference then to leave a gift in your will to charity. Charities will always be the most grateful of beneficiaries no matter...
WHO SOLD MY INHERITANCE? Outram v Public Trustee of Queensland [2020] QSC 80. How it can happen and what you can do to make sure you’re compensated for your loss

WHO SOLD MY INHERITANCE? Outram v Public Trustee of Queensland [2020] QSC 80. How it can happen and what you can do to make sure you’re compensated for your loss

by Reception | Jan 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

WHO SOLD MY INHERITANCE? Outram v Public Trustee of Queensland [2020] QSC 80. How it can happen and what you can do to make sure you’re compensated for your loss There are a number of different will makers, when it comes to leaving gifts to beneficiaries in their...
The Statutory Will Solution to Incapacity. Re MTX 2020 QSC 117 and the court application that could save your estate money

The Statutory Will Solution to Incapacity. Re MTX 2020 QSC 117 and the court application that could save your estate money

by Reception | Dec 2, 2021 | Uncategorized

The Statutory Will Solution to Incapacity Re MTX 2020 QSC 117 and the court application that could save your estate money Any will professional worth their salt will tell you to avoid a court application if you can. Allowing a Judge to make a decision on an estate can...
Where’s Your Will? The Will of Valerie Eve Robson [2020 QSC 52] and the Forgetful Will Custodian.

Where’s Your Will? The Will of Valerie Eve Robson [2020 QSC 52] and the Forgetful Will Custodian.

by Reception | Nov 18, 2021 | Uncategorized

Where’s Your Will? The Will of Valerie Eve Robson [2020 QSC 52] and the Forgetful Will Custodian. Where’s your original will? The original one, not the email or photocopy that you received from your legal advisors but the actual document that you signed in the...
THE WILL GAMBLE. RE: Weedon [2020] QSC 161 and the high stakes risk of an unwitnessed will.

THE WILL GAMBLE. RE: Weedon [2020] QSC 161 and the high stakes risk of an unwitnessed will.

by Reception | Nov 3, 2021 | Uncategorized

THE WILL GAMBLE RE: Weedon [2020] QSC 161 and the high stakes risk of an unwitnessed will. How much do you like to gamble? Not at all? A yearly bet on the Melbourne Cup? I would bet (pardon the pun) that you wouldn’t risk losing your entire estate to the wrong person...
The Fox Family & Their Father’s Missing Will. Re Fox [2020] QSC 30

The Fox Family & Their Father’s Missing Will. Re Fox [2020] QSC 30

by Reception | Oct 20, 2021 | Uncategorized

The Fox Family & Their Father’s Missing Will  Re Fox [2020] QSC 30 If you’re looking for tales of drama, mystery and intrigue then the Supreme Court of Queensland’s Succession law cases have it all. Despite good intentions, failing to update your will and your...
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