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Inheritance Claims
If you’ve been left out of a family member or loved one’s Will, you may be entitled to make a claim under the Inheritance (Family Provision) Act 1972 (“the Act”).
Who can claim under this act?
- A spouse of the deceased
- A natural or adopted child of the deceased
- A domestic or de facto partner
- A parent, brother or sister of the deceased
- A grandchild of the deceased
Time Limits Apply
If you feel that you are entitled to make a claim, you will need to act quickly, as there are time limits that apply. You will need to make a claim within six months of the grant, Probate or Letter of Administration.
Can I make a claim if there is no Will?
Yes, claims can be made, even if there is no Will. To find out more about making a claim, please call us on (08) 8373 3363.
If you are thinking about making a claim, we urge you to get in touch with our office as soon as possible.
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