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As we are all aware in the recent May 2014 Federal Government budget the Government announced that the Aged Pension entitlement age will increase to 70 years by 2035. As we know in previous years the Government had increased it from aged 65 to 67 years of age. This will have a direct impact on personal injury claims that we at
A young boy has been awarded $195,000 after a successful family provision claim at the ? NSW Supreme Court. The ten-year-old received the money from his deceased grandmother’s estate after it was decided he had not been adequately provided for in the will. His grandmother wished to leave one tenth of her $1.4 million estate to him, and he had been living with her prior
Zurich Australia Insurance Ltd v Roumanos [2013] NSWSC 1922 General Facts Mr Roumanos (“the claimant”) was injured in a motor vehicle accident on 21 August 2009. He was driving a truck at the time when a motor vehicle failed to stop and give right of way resulting in a heavy collision. The claimant was a self employed delivery driver operating
It is not uncommon for the relationship between an adult child and a parent to breakdown resulting in that parent removing that child from his or her Last Will and Testament. Whilst it is important to understand that every person has the right to draft his or her Will in the way they see fit, it is also important to understand
The majority of matters do not proceed to Hearing. Of matters where proceedings are commenced, statistics indicate that less than 5% of these go all the way through the Court to a final Hearing. Despite the New South Wales justice system being founded on an adversarial model of judicial determination, it is widely accepted that the reason that so few
When deciding whether you are eligible to make family provision claims, the Courts will often consider the moral obligation of the deceased to provide for you financially. While in many cases moral obligation is assumed, there are a number of factors that can impact on the Courts’ decision regarding your eligibility. When is moral obligation assumed? Typically, the deceased is assumed to
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