Family Courts' power to adjust inheritance rights

Update: 2013-01-29

Description

Looks at the widely publicised High Court judgment of Stanford v Stanford (2012) HCA 52 from the end of 2012 and the Family Courts’ powers to potentially displace the distribution of assets under an estate plan.

Comments

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Family Courts' power to adjust inheritance rights

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Family Courts' power to adjust inheritance rights

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Family Courts' power to adjust inheritance rights

matthew burgess

Family Courts' power to adjust inheritance rights