Recent Wins

Premier Lawyers commenced proceedings in Victoria and mediation was arranged with the judicial registrar and court-appointed mediator presiding. It was a very stressful claim as there were allegations of sexual abuse and further issues causing great distress to Michelle.

Michelle’s brother had greater needs than she and we were able to come to an agreement that saw Michelle receive approximately 40% of the 90% left to her brother.

The deceased assisted Jane financially however, they had broken up prior to his passing.  The deceased changed his Will shortly before his death leaving the entirety of the Estate to someone else.  We made the claim on Jane’s behalf and negotiated an amount of $3,650,000 from the Estate. 

Our client stated that the deceased had been separated from his wife for a period of approximately 15 years but the wife denied any form of separation whatsoever.  The wife’s and deceased’s children supported her position.  We were able to show text messages and credit card statements proving the relationship and enabling resolution of the matter at mediation for a sum of $500,000.

The deceased re-married when Gary was young and his stepfather was quite abusive.  There was a complete estrangement between Gary and the deceased for many years and he attempted reconciliation in 2020 which completely failed.  The value of the Estate as disclosed in the sealed probate documents was approximately $1,250,000 of which Gary received $500,000 as a result of our negotiations.  

Mick’s mother passed away leaving the entirety of her Estate to Mick’s brother.  The Estate consisted of a house in Sydney where she owned 4/5ths.  The deceased noted in her Will that our client failed to repay a loan from well over 30 years ago and that she had provided enough for him during his lifetime and that the relationship had broken down irretrievably due to our client’s actions in him being derogatory towards her and that she had not seen him for at least 15 years.  There were also allegations that our client failed to look after the deceased when she was sick and that she had attempted to reconcile with no success.

Notwithstanding the obvious difficulties we were able to resolve the matter with Mick receiving approximately 15% of the value of the Estate which was a very good result in the circumstances.