In NSW a Will made by a child under the age of eighteen (18) is invalid under section 5 (1) of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW). However, subsection (2) provides that a child may: a) make a Will in contemplation of their impending marriage (and may change or revoke any such Will), however this type...

Section 11 of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) is a cornerstone provision governing the revocation of wills in New South Wales. Understanding its operation is essential for anyone advising on will-making, will revocation, or estate administration. This post provides a detailed analysis of ...

In this case, an elderly lady Mrs Martin had been living alone. On 21 December 1984, she executed her final Will which she instructed to leave subsequent legacies to friends, relatives and to her church. She also appointed the Public Trustee as her Executor.

Mr and Mrs Bayliss were her neighbour...

In New South Wales, an Enduring Guardian is someone you legally appoint to make lifestyle, health, and medical decisions for you if you lose the ability to make those decisions yourself. This appointment only takes effect if you lose capacity in the future. It is different from an Enduring Power ...

After serving the Lindfield community for over 28 years, PW Lawyers have moved to Pymble. It has been a privilege being a part of the Lindfield business community. However, the time has come to move. Our new address is at Pymble Place, Suite 22, Corporate House, level 2, 25 Ryde Road Pymble.&nbs...