If someone has died in the last 18 months, and you feel you should have received some share, or a larger share, of the person’s assets, you may have a legal claim against the estate. This is the case even if you were not left anything in the Will. In broad terms, people who may apply include spouses, de-factos, children, former spouses, and dependent grandchildren or members of the household. This is not so much a contest about the legality of a Will, but is a claim against an estate under the Family Provisions Act.

Phone phone now for a free initial consultation if you wish to discuss this issue. 

Trouncer & Associates
Solicitors
Lvl 1, 293 Pennant Hills Road,
Thornleigh NSW 2120

Tel: (61 2) 9481 9800
Fax: (61 2) 9481 9122

email: strouncer@gmail.com