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blended families

A tale of two Stanfords: blended families and family provision claims

Two unrelated cases of Stanford v Stanford illustrate the intersection of family, succession and arguably elder law in a blended family context.    

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Wills and estates: April 2017

Reporting and analysis of the latest judgments and news in wills & estates and elder law. By DARRYL BROWNE.

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Blended families: recent trends in family provision claims

The contest between the deceased’s obligations to a second wife or husband and obligations towards adult children by the first wife or husband is familiar…

Just Chat – Craig Foster

12.04.24

Ex-socceroo Craig Foster is a busy person. Nowadays a sports commentator, he plays soccer as a hobby, and complements it with activism, helping Hakeem al-Araibi return to Australia, and his work in the Australian Republican movement. He dials in with Just Chat to talk about refugee rights in Australia and playing against one of the best soccer teams of all time. Supported by NobleOak.

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