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A NSW court upheld a $23M estate split favoring the youngest son, granting the daughter an extra $300K for unmet needs.
A 2025 NSW Supreme Court ruling addressed a dispute over a Sydney man’s 2021 estate, where his farming properties worth over $23 million were transferred to his youngest son, who paid only $1.2 million of a $13 million price.
The elder children, each receiving $600,000 in installments, challenged the distribution, arguing their shares were inadequate.
The court found the elder son had adequate provision but awarded the daughter an additional $300,000, citing her unmet needs.
The judge emphasized the father’s intent to preserve the farm and noted the elder siblings were financially independent.
Legal experts underscored that while parents can favor a child, they must meet a moral duty to support dependants, especially when large family assets are involved.
Un tribunal de Nueva Gales del Sur confirmó un reparto de patrimonio de $23 millones en favor del hijo menor, otorgando a la hija $300,000 adicionales para necesidades no cubiertas.