Claire Cox is a partner in Willans’ highly rated litigation and dispute resolution team. With over 15 years’ experience, she is recognised as a specialist in inheritance and trusts disputes, as well as contentious probate. Helping clients with claims against estates and the contesting of wills, she often assists on disputes between executors or trustees, estate administration issues, breaches of trust and claims regarding will validity. She is an expert in dealing with contentious trusts outside of inheritance disputes, including TOLATA claims. Claire is an associate member of ACTAPS.
Willans partner Claire Cox explains the significance of Ginger v Mickleburgh, a long-running case that clarifies the law on testamentary capacity and mental illness, and provides important guidance for families and legal practitioners. In