Who Survives Who? – S01E07 – Battle of Wills Video Series
What happens if both owners die at the same time or it cannot be determined their order of death?
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Executor Duties And Obligations – Avoid Being Sued Personally – S01E06 – Battle of Wills Video Series
An executor being sued personally in an estate. Yes, it can happen - here's how you can avoid it.
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Bona Vacantia – Ownerless Goods – S01E05 – Battle of Wills Video Series
Missing beneficiaries, what does that mean to you as an executor? Adrian Corbould explains how to prevent costly mistakes as an executor or administrator.
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Beneficiaries Missing in Action – S01E04 – Battle of Wills Video Series
Missing beneficiaries, what does that mean to you as an executor? Adrian Corbould explains how to prevent costly mistakes as an executor or administrator.
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Webinar – Contesting an Estate in NSW
Have you been left out of a Will and treated unfairly? There is something you can do about it. Watch Adrian Corbould’s webinar to find out everything you need to...
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Claim proofing your Will – In Just Three Years – S01E03 – Battle of Wills Video Series
Adrian Corbould discusses how you can claim proof your Will so that it cannot be claimed upon and any claim made is shut down.
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Unsigned Wills – When Intention is Everything
Unsigned Wills – When Intention is Everything Generally, for a Will to be valid it needs to be signed by a Willmaker (testator) in the presence of two witnesses, who...
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What is the minimum age for making a Will?
Video transcript Hello, Adrian Corbould, Accredited Specialist – Wills and Estates, Turnbull Hill Lawyers. Today’s question is what is the minimum age someone can make a will? Section 5 of the Succession...
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Case Summary: Penninger v Penninger [2017] NSWSC 892
On 6 July 2017, the Supreme Court of NSW handed down its decision in the case of Penninger v Penninger [2017] NSWSC 892. In this case, the plaintiff was the daughter...
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What happens if the time limit to contest proceedings has expired?
In New South Wales the time limit to commence proceedings for a family provision claim is 12 months from the date of death of the deceased person. You may be...
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