A century of UNIDROIT: Australian lawyers and global private law
William Brydie-Watson is an expert in secured transactions law and private international law, and an Australian Senior Legal Officer at UNIDROIT, which is now officially…
William Brydie-Watson is an expert in secured transactions law and private international law, and an Australian Senior Legal Officer at UNIDROIT, which is now officially…
Recent decisions illustrate how courts analyse testamentary capacity, knowledge and approval when determining whether a document represents a testator’s last will.
The latest cases deal with intestacy distributions involving multiple spouses, freezing orders, rectification of defective certificates and informal wills.
Smartphones hold more than texts and notes—they may contain your client’s final and enforceable testamentary wishes.
Key rulings on family provision, hotchpot, rectification, superannuation and law reform in England and Wales.
Key rulings on will construction, inheritance contracts, injunctions restraining solicitors, informal wills, headstones and superannuation. By DARRYL BROWNE
450 delegates, including esteemed members of the profession and judicial officers, gathered at the International Convention Centre (ICC) for day one of the Specialist Accreditation…
A simple guide on how to identify, protect and reclaim assets before they become ownerless under Australian law.
Key elder law rulings on notional estates, family provision costs, powers of attorney, executorship and production of wills.
A recent Federal Court decision examines the situations giving rise to testamentary offsets, key cases and other similar equitable principles.
Why digital assets like crypto and NFTs demand a place in your estate plan, and how courts and practitioners are adapting to the digital frontier.
Key rulings on family provision, superannuation disputes and notification duties that discuss fairness, eligibility and estate administration.
Important elder law cases on service of notice for family provision claims and allocating superannuation death benefits.