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Statutory wills - for when testamentary capacity is lacking capacity estate planning estates family provision intestacy statutory will succession act supreme court wills Sep 08, 2020

Division 2 (in particular, section 18) of the Succession Act 2006(NSW) allows the Court to authorise wills to be made, altered or revoked for persons who do not have testamentary capacity , whilst they are still alive (s18(3)) – this includes a minor who does not have the capacity to make a Will (s1...

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