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If you think that you may have a family provision claim or wish to consent a will, we can help! Our team can put you in contact with one of our contributing barristers, who can provide you with advice on your case prospects and represent you in legal proceedings.

Meet Our Contributing Barristers

Family Provision Barristers is run in collaboration with a team of Barristers with a special interest in Family Provision Law.

Alexander Djurdjevic"
Alexander Djurdjevic
Jared Bennett"
Jared Bennett

Recent Posts

6 May 2026

The effect of a pension on family inheritance claims

There is some debate in the authorities, and indeed conflicting...
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2 April 2026

Understanding the risks of bringing a family provision claim in NSW

Challenging a Will through a Family Provision Claim in New...
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16 March 2026

Eligibility for Family Provision claims: dependent grandchildren or household members

Section 57(1)(e) of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) (Act) provides...
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16 February 2026

Extension of time applications

Under the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) s 58(1) (Act), provides...
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15 December 2025

Judicial Advice Under Family Provision Claim – Re Wilson [2025] NSWSC 1056

In the recent decision of Re Wilson NSWSC 1056...
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28 November 2025

Turch v Tripolone [2020] NSWSC 117: The effect of estrangement on eligibility on family provision claims

When a family member dies, the law recognises that certain...
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15 October 2025

Unfinished Intentions: The Problem of the Unexecuted Will

Bell v Crewes (2011) 5 ASTLR 298 outlines that where...
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18 September 2025

Broadus v Cradduck [2025] NSWSC 402 – A Reminder of the High Bar for Grandchildren in Family Provision Claims

When someone is left out of a will, the law...
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15 August 2025

The Relevance of Trust Assets in Spousal Maintenance Orders

In the context of family law proceedings, questions often arise...
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