- What's new in succession law
Battenberg v Phillips [2020] NSWCA 249
Christine Smyth
Succession law
- What's new in succession law
The removal of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) from granny flat arrangements brings two major benefits.
Christine Smyth
- What's new in succession law
We are reminded once more than only a court can determine the validity of a will – even if the parties are in agreement.
Christine Smyth
- What's new in succession law
After 150 years, is Banks v Goodfellow due for an update?
Christine Smyth
- What's new in succession law
This litigation over a small estate provides a valuable lesson in convincing parties to reach a compromise rather than litigate.
Christine Smyth
- Succession law
Christine Smyth provides a useful update on legislative changes of interest to succession lawyers.
Christine Smyth
- Missing Wills
Notifications of missing wills for July 2020 are now available.
- What's new in succession law
In a case laden with issues, a key question revolved around a claim for legal professional privilege in the context of 21 documents within a will instruction file.
Christine Smyth
- In practice
Provisions of the Guardianship And Administration Act 2000 are tested when a newspaper reveals details of an incapacitated person
Christine Smyth
- In practice
At any one time, in Australia, there are about 1400 people on a transplant waiting list. One donor has the potential to prolong up to 10 lives that might otherwise by shortened through illness or disease.
Christine Smyth
- In practice
It seems that no matter how fast I type, I can’t match the speed with which things are changing as a result of COVID-19.
Christine Smyth
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