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The Wills and Estates transmission podcast brought to you by de Groots, specialist Wills and Estate lawyers
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Episode 35: risks of an informal will (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Wills and Estates Podcast , Tony speaks with Emma from de Groots about the risks of informal wills and why handwritten notes, text messages or other documents can create serious complications for an estate. Emma explains the formal requirements for a valid will and what can happen when those requirements are not followed. In some circumstances, a Court may recognise an informal document as a will, but that can create additional uncertainty, cost and delay. The discussion a
Episode 34: One Conversation Does Not a Property Transfer Make (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Wills and Estates Transmission Podcast , Tony speaks with Julia Tutt from de Groots about what can happen when family assumptions, verbal promises and estate planning do not match. The discussion centres on Tarazi v Paras [2026] NSWSC 369 , a New South Wales Supreme Court case involving three daughters and a property in Ashbury. Two of the daughters claimed their father had verbally promised the property to them. However, his will divided the property between all three dau
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