Empower Wills and Estate Lawyers

22/10/2025

A lovely gift from another happy client. 🎉

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28/04/2025

🔔 "One of my children hasn't called me in years. Why should I leave them anything?"
🔔 "Can I leave more to one child?"
🔔 "Can I stop them from contesting my Will"

We receive questions like these every day!

Across Australia there are laws which allow specific people to contest a will. This is known as a family provision claim.

Some claims are well founded (i.e. where the person has a genuine need) but many are baseless (i.e. by a greedy yet hopeful friend or family member).

We have prepared 10 Tips to protect an estate from a family provision claim by a person who has been disinherited.

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28/04/2025

🔔 Have you been disinherited? 🚫

Finding out that you have been excluded from a Will can be an emotional and, in some cases, devastating realisation.

In some cases, the person may know (or at least suspect) that they have been excluded from a Will before the will-maker has even died. This may occur where the will-maker has told the person themselves, or where there is an ongoing estrangement.

In other cases, a person may only learn of their exclusion after the will-maker’s death.

It is never too early to take steps to protect a potential interest in an estate.

We have prepared 6 Tips which may help still secure a share of the deceased’s estate.

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15/02/2025

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23/01/2025

🔔"Who should I appoint as my executor?"
🔔"Can I appoint just one of my children?"
🔔"Do I need to disclose my choice of executor to my family before I die?"

We receive questions like these every day.

Our blog "Who Can Be an Executor of a Will" has been prepared to assist you in choosing a suitable executor.

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Learn about the role of an executor, how to appoint and administer the estate, and responsibilities for beneficiaries, including adult children, in NSW.

15/01/2025

🔔Are you planning to leave unequal amounts of inheritance to your children?

Our blog outlines effective strategies for will-makers, heirs and executors aimed at preserving family unity whilst best ensuring the deceased's wishes are upheld.

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Discover strategies to handle unequal inheritance, reasons behind it, ensuring fair asset distribution and understanding the implications of unequal inheritance on family dynamics.

15/01/2025

🔔Have you ever wondered what happens when a person dies without a Will?

Our blog below explores the family's entitlements to an estate and some steps that may be needed when someone dies without a Will.

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Learn what happens when you die without a will in NSW, how intestacy laws distribute assets, and the role of administrators under the Succession Act 2006.