Do You or Does Your Loved One Have the Testamentary Capacity to Sign a Will?
The recent Supreme Court of Queensland case of Farrell v Boston [2016] QSC 278 demonstrates
Category: Will Disputes
Estate Litigation – the ademption principle in action
The principle of ademption provides that where a gift is left pursuant to a will
DIY Wills – if you think you’re getting a good deal, think again.
DIY Wills can be very expensive. A recent Queensland Court of Appeal case, Masci v Masci [2015]
Will Making – Top Issues to Consider
Have you considered what you will include in your will? Have you considered Executors, Guardian
5 Key Estate Planning steps to take that will save your loved ones thousands of dollars
Andrew Lind, Director of Brisbane based law firm – Corney and Lind lawyers, has been
Trusts : Discretionary Trusts & Family Trusts – Not the same!
Trusts can be complex instruments. There is a common misapprehension that Discretionary Trust and Family
Charities as Beneficiaries of Wills
Brisbane Legal Consultant – Graham Corney Discusses a recent decision of the Supreme Court of
Qld Deceased Estate Litigation – Family Provision applications
When someone has been unfairly left out of a Will Queensland law provides that disappointed