Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
At Turnbull Hill Lawyers, we understand that wills can be extremely complex to interpret and navigate. To help you understand your duties and rights, we’ve compiled a list of the most common questions we get asked about wills, family provision claims, probate, executor duties and contesting a will. For further information, have a look at our comprehensive list of frequently asked questions or send us a message using the form below.
- Contesting a will
- Challenging a will
- Defending a will
- What are family provision claims?
- What are the different types of will disputes?
- What are inheritance disputes?
- What is probate?
- What are your rights as a beneficiary?
- As an executor, what are your duties?
- How do I get a copy of the will?
- What if there is no will?
- How much will it cost to contest or challenge a will?
- Do I need to go to court when contesting or challenging a will?
- Do I have grounds to contest a will?
- How long until I receive my entitlement?
- Does the law vary between states?
- Can stepchildren contest?
- Can grandchildren contest?
- Can adopted children contest?
- Can same sex couples contest?
- What is mediation when it comes to contesting a will?
- What is the superannuation death benefit?
- Who arranges the funeral? Who pays for the funeral?
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