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      Julia and her former de facto both contributed to his mortgage repayments. When he passed away, we helped Julia secure her portion of the estate.

      Julia and her former de facto both contributed to his mortgage repayments. When he passed away, we helped Julia secure her portion of the estate.

      Julia

      Julia shared a two-year de facto relationship with her former partner. Unfortunately, the relationship ended on a hostile note: Julia became afraid of her former partner and decided to leave the property, which he owned. During their time living together, Julia made mortgage repayments, paid half of the bills, and contributed to the maintenance of the property.

      When her former partner died two years later, Julia came to see us. She wanted to know whether she was entitled to a share of the estate. Our team had only one month to prepare and file the necessary documents to make Julia’s case.

      We obtained evidence, including photographs, notes shared between Julia and her former partner, phone records, and ATM records. Collectively, these demonstrated the de facto relationship, as well as Julia’s contributions to deceased’s estate.

      At mediation, our team successfully resolved Julia’s claim for $220,000 (15% of the estate).

      Compensation received

      $220,000

      Claim type

      Will Disputes

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