Can a sibling contest a Will?

A sibling can generally contest a Will if:

The deceased parent had a moral duty to provide for his or her child or step-child; and
The distribution of the estate fails to make adequate provision for the child or step-child’s proper maintenance and support.

Contesting or Defending a Will as a Sibling

Will contests can be stressful. Our expert Will contest lawyers can ensure you get the best result.

Galbally & O’Bryan is one of Victoria’s leading contesting Will contest law firms. Partner Andrew O’Bryan and Senior Associate Carl Wilson are expert Wills & Estates lawyers and offer a free first consultation over the phone.

Both Andrew and Carl will review your case, provide clear, easy to follow advice and take action to give you the best possible outcome for your Will contest.

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Can a sibling contest a Will?