Tracey Curro Case Lessons on Elder Abuse and Powers of Attorney

The Tracey Curro Case: A Complex Dispute Involving Enduring Powers of Attorney The Tracey Curro case stands as one of Australia’s most complex and publicised disputes involving enduring powers of attorney (EPOA) and elder abuse. This case highlights the critical importance of vigilance, regular review, and transparent family communication in the management of EPOAs. Even […]

Navigating Inheritance Disputes Lessons from Robert Holmes à Court

When a Fortune Becomes a Legal Minefield The sudden death of Robert Holmes à Court, Australia’s first billionaire, in 1990 at the age of 53, serves as a poignant reminder of how quickly fortunes can become legal minefields. His passing not only left behind a vast fortune but also ignited a complex web of inheritance […]

Validity of Unsigned Wills Insights from Kemp v Findlay

Can an Unsigned Will Still Count? Lessons from Kemp v Findlay The case of Kemp v Findlay raises significant questions about the validity of unsigned wills and the legal principles surrounding testamentary intentions. In this case, the court examined whether a will that was not formally signed could still be recognized as valid, shedding light […]

Understanding Family Trusts for Effective Estate Planning

Understanding Family Trusts in Estate Planning If you’re a Financial adviser, it is crucial to recognize the significant role that family trusts play in estate planning. However, many clients often lack a clear understanding of the differences between family trusts and other types of trusts. This knowledge is essential for making informed decisions about asset […]

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