20201002
FAMILY AND DEPENDANTS
- CLAIM MADE WITHIN SIX MONTHS
- WILL OR INTESTACY MUST FAIL TO MAKE REASONABLE PROVISION
- What would amount to such reasonable financial provision?
- What would amount to such reasonable financial provision?
- Court ruling
means that the
claim is treated as
if it was a
provision in the
will
- WILL OR INTESTACY MUST FAIL TO MAKE REASONABLE PROVISION
- Deceased's spouse or unmarried ex
- Unless barred by s15 - clean break
- Cohabitant
- Same household for two years as GF
- Age - how long they were living with the deceased
- Age - how long they were living with the deceased
- Child of the deceased
- Adult children can, but unlikely to be successful is able-bodied
- Treated like a child
- A dependent
- Any person who was being maintained or financial dependent
- Any person who was being maintained or financial dependent
- Were they maintained by the deceased, were they reasonable for their maintaenence
- A dependent
- Adult children can, but unlikely to be successful is able-bodied
- Same household for two years as GF
- Age, contribution to welfare,
what they would have
reasonably expected if they
were divorced
- Unless barred by s15 - clean break
- Financial resources of applicant
- Moral obligation
- Disability
- Any other relavent factor that the court should consider
- Any other relavent factor that the court should consider
- Disability
- Moral obligation
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