A grandchild can only contest a will in NSW if they can establish that they were dependent on the deceased.

According to the Succession Act, grandchildren are eligible to contest a will if they were wholly or partly dependent upon the grandparent who passed away.

A child of the deceased can contest their parent's estate if they are under the age of 18 (or up to 25 if they are a full-time student). An adult child of the ...

A grandchild can challenge a will if their parent has died, but there are rules to follow. A grandchild usually gets their parent's share of an estate. This is ...

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16 мая 2023 г. · Grandchildren may be able to contest a will, but it depends on the unique circumstances of the case.

To be be eligible to make a successful claim you must be a grandchild who was, at any particular time, wholly or partly dependent on the deceased person and you ...

Under normal circumstances, grandchildren do not qualify to contest a will in the UK. Normally, you have to be either married to the deceased or in a civil ...

Grandchildren seeking to contest a grandparent's will must file their application in court within 12 months from the date of the deceased's death.

When a grandparent passes away, there are two ways a grandchild may challenge their will. If the grandchild thinks the will is invalid, they can challenge ...