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New Family provision precedents – NSW

14 September 2020 by By Lawyers

Following an author review, a raft of helpful new Family provision precedents have been added to the By Lawyers Family Provision Claims (NSW) publication.

There is new content on the matter plans in both Acting for the Estate and Acting for the Plaintiff.

The new content includes:

Acting for the Estate – new family provision precedents

  • Letter to eligible person
  • Letter to beneficiary affected by settlement of claim
  • Letter to client enclosing Practice Note SC EQ 7
  • Letter to client after first directions hearing
  • Letter to client enclosing affidavits for signing
  • Letter to client enclosing draft affidavits
  • Letter to witness enclosing affidavit for signing

Acting for the Plaintiff – new family provision precedents

  • Letter to potential claimant
  • Letter to client enclosing Practice Note SC EQ 7
  • Letter to client enclosing settlement deed
  • Authority to settle and receive
  • Direction to pay and authority to receive
  • Letter to client enclosing settlement deed
  • Letter to client after filing claim
  • Letter to defendant serving summons and other documents
  • Letter to client enclosing draft affidavit
  • Letter to client enclosing affidavit for signing
  • Letter to client after first directions hearing
  • Letter to client enclosing estate affidavits
  • Letter to witness enclosing affidavit for signing
  • Letter to client updating costs disclosure
  • Letter to client finalising the matter – Payment
  • Letter to client finalising the matter – No payment

This review and the addition of these new family provision precedents is part of By Lawyers continuing commitment to enhancing our content and helping our subscribers enjoy practice more.

Filed Under: Litigation, New South Wales, Publication Updates, Wills and Estates Tagged With: family provision, family provision claims

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