In this particular case, we represented an adult child who was left out of his late father’s estate. He was in a significant amount of shock and had no response when attempting to talk to the executor of the estate. He consulted our expert Lawyer. He was advised that when contesting a will, we need to demonstrate that the client is
Our client had sustained an injury during the course of his employment doing landscape duties and outdoor maintenance for his employer. The injury had not involved a fall or a particular incident but rather extensive and prolonged shifts using gardening machinery with minimal rest and long hours. As a result of this, the constant and repetitive use of the machinery
GMP was contacted by a lady who had not been provided for by her late father. The firm initially provided her with advice on contesting a will in NSW, and how best to proceed with the will dispute claim. In this relatively large estate, the deceased left his entire estate to our client’s step mother, a lady whom out client had very
Our client approached GMP Contesting a Will Lawyers following the death of her father in 2014 to enquire about Contesting a Will in NSW. The NSW Central Coast man died leaving behind a wife and two adult daughters. His last will and testament left the entirety of his estate to his wife. This wife was of a second marriage, later in
We represented the family of a young boy (‘the patient’) who passed away. He had a history of developmental disability among other things. When he became unwell and began having seizures an ambulance was called and he was taken to a Central Coast hospital for treatment. At the hospital a CT scan was conducted of his brain which was reported
Our client, a single mother of two children, consulted a specialist foot surgeon in the Sydney CBD for treatment in 2011. She sought treatment in relation to sharp, electric shock-type pain in her toes caused by neuromas in her feet. The surgeon recommended that our client undergo an osteotomy procedure which involved the removal of bone. Another doctor had previously
In the spirit of reconciliation GMP Law acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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