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Out of Time Applications: Do I Have Sufficient Cause?

A Family Provision Application must be made within 12 months of the deceased’s death. The court will only allow an application to be made out of time if there is sufficient cause. The question then arises: what factors are needed to prove sufficient cause?

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Posted in Articles  •  14 March 202214 March 2022

Establishing Financial Need in Family Provision: Full & Frank Disclosure

To demonstrate financial need and enable to court to determine the provision which the applicant should have received, the applicant must provide full and frank disclosure of their financial affairs.

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Posted in Articles  •  10 January 202214 March 2022

Mediation in Family Provision

In NSW, under the Succession Act and pursuant to Practice Note SC Eq 7 – Family Provision, unless the court orders otherwise, all family provision claims must go through mediation before the matter can proceed to a final hearing.

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Posted in Articles  •  9 August 202112 January 2022

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