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The difference between Probate and Letters of Administration depends on the fact of whether the deceased left a valid Will with an Executor, who is able to act, or whether the deceased left a valid Will with no Executor, able to act or left no Will at all. Probate is...

Hospitals are often under resourced and doctors and nurses are being required to work onerous hours under significant stress. The law in medical negligence plays an important role in ensuring that each individual is duly compensated but also provides a financial...

The District Court of NSW is the intermediate court in New South Wales.  It is a trial court and also has appellate jurisdiction. Judges of the District Court of NSW also preside over tribunals. In the Court’s criminal jurisdiction, the court deals with all...

There are numerous requirements for a valid Will. Some of these requirements under the law in New South Wales are dealt with in this article. Section 6 of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) (the Act) provides that a Will is not valid unless:...

The Supreme Court of NSW is the superior Court in NSW and deals with an array of matters including civil matters and serious criminal matters. In relation to civil matters, the Supreme Court of NSW deals with:...