News

When a loved one passes away, beneficiaries expect the executor to step in, administer the estate, and carry out the wishes set out in the Will. But what happens when the executor does nothing? If you are dealing with an executor who is delaying, refusing to communicate, or failing to act, you do have rights — and there are steps you can take to protect your position. What Is an Executor Required to Do? An executor has a legal obligation to properly administer the estate. Thi

When a loved one dies, beneficiaries expect an executor to act fairly, promptly, and lawfully. But what happens when the executor does nothing at all? In August 2025, Counsel, Danielle Lisa of Legato Law, successfully obtained one of the strongest remedies available in the probate jurisdiction: revocation of a grant of probate due to persistent neglect and refusal to administer an estate. Justice Gething of the Supreme Court of Western Australia agreed entirely with our submi

We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone: our doors are officially open! This marks the start of a new chapter, and we are...

In the complex landscape of estate law, recent changes to the Family Provision Act 1972 have left many individuals seeking clarity on how...

In a world where unforeseen events occur, becoming a victim of crime can be a harrowing experience. However, in Western Australia,...

In the intricate tapestry of life, there exists an essential thread often overlooked—the creation of a will. Crafting a will isn't just a...

In the realm of legal matters, it's often the unseen that holds the most gravity. Challenging a will can be a complex and emotionally daunting task, especially when navigating the legal landscape of Western Australia. With intricacies and nuances that require careful consideration, understanding how to approach such a challenge is paramount for those seeking to uphold justice and rights. Understanding the Foundation Challenging a will is a process that involves contesting the