QLD Will - Must Wait 3 Years for My Share?

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cheryle

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What can be done when you have been given equal share of estate but different to siblings you have to wait 3 years as your share is held in trust. It just states not good at managing finances
 

winston wolf

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Wait 3 years or blow a large chunk of the estate challenging the will.
 
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cheryle

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Why? Cant it just be revoked. Its just from jealous siblings who conned the deceased.
 

cheryle

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I know how I look with the will's status but its not true. Theres a history of sibling rivalry, which really was the deceased fault in many ways. But I think it was the logic of the deceased time.
 

winston wolf

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I'm not making a moral judgment. Just saying how it is.
Someone else may give you a more wordy explanation but it will boil down to what I said.
You would need to prove immediate need to get your share early.
 
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cheryle

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What do you mean by immediate need? Im in struggle but fighting it. Due to employer 's budget and my age its harder to pick up the work. I just wish to relocate to Sydney to be near my children.
 

winston wolf

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You would need to make a family provision claim.
This is normally done through the Supreme Court ($$$)
You would need to prove that you were going need the money sooner than 3 years.
ie, need an operation etc.
Sounds like your an adult, so I cant see 3 years making much difference to your financial acumen. As opposed to a 20yo with a habit.
The big problem is it could easily cost YOU $50K to get the money early.
Over riding a will is a big deal.
 
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