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- - - Disputed Wills are claims against deceased estates by potential beneficiaries left out of a relative’s will.
      
      A person is able to create their will however they please but that doesn’t mean you can’t exercise your rights and dispute it. Queensland law allows family members or dependents who suffer hardship because they have been overlooked or inadequately provided for in a will, to bring a lawsuit for estate allocation to them.
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Estate Administration
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- - - As a speciality law firm, Qld Estate Lawyers can offer expert advice on estate administration.
      
      Estate administration can be a complex area of the law. Whether you’re trying to manage the will of a deceased loved one or you want to prepare for the future, retaining an experienced lawyer can minimise the stress involved with matters relating to wills and estates.
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