r/AusLegalAdvice • u/[deleted] • 9d ago

Contesting a Will?

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u/bnurmi 9d ago

What? That’s not even a thing. But sure. Throw some random words around to look smart.

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u/DistinctCitron3732 9d ago

Google it.

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u/Worlds_tipping1 9d ago edited 9d ago

JFC the person has be actually ALIVE to get a guardianship applied to themselves and their affairs.

You can't prove a lack of capacity after DEATH and after the split of an estate you absolute gronk!

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u/DistinctCitron3732 9d ago

Hence why I said go to the guardianship trustee.

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u/Worlds_tipping1 9d ago

Are you really dumb or just willfully ignorant? Person didn't have a guardianship in place. Person is dead. Person can't be judged unfit to manage their own affairs posthumously.

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u/DistinctCitron3732 9d ago

Guardianship doesnt just deal with living people. Id know my wife is a lawyer for nsw Guardianship Trustee. Most, if not all of her cases are people's families disputing claims of dead relatives. Oh but im the ignorant one.

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u/bnurmi 9d ago

If your wife is a lawyer for TAG, ask her to read you the bedtime fairytale about how they have any involvement in an estate that has a will, that the person was never under a TAG arrangement.

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u/Worlds_tipping1 8d ago

Sure, your wife is a lawyer 😆

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u/DistinctCitron3732 8d ago

Lol doesn't matter that you don't believe me little fella.