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Other Disputes
Some disputes are complex but unconventional. Morcos Law Group handles estate and succession conflicts, regulatory investigations, and insolvency litigation with strategic expertise.
Who Is This For?
This service supports individuals, families, directors, and organisations dealing with estate conflicts, regulatory matters, or insolvency proceedings that require experienced legal counsel.
Key Benefits / Value Points
- Experienced handling of sensitive and complex dispute categories.
- Strategic advice across regulatory, probate, and insolvency frameworks.
- Senior-led representation in Victorian and federal courts.
- Practical resolution strategies that consider emotional and commercial factors.
What’s Included In Our Other Disputes Service
Estate & Succession Disputes
We act in contested wills, family provision claims, executor disputes, and challenges to testamentary capacity -representing beneficiaries, executors, and estates across Victorian courts.
Regulatory Investigations
We advise individuals and organisations facing regulatory scrutiny from bodies including ASIC, APRA, the ATO, and state regulators -managing responses, negotiations, and enforcement proceedings.
Insolvency Litigation
We act for creditors, directors, and liquidators in insolvency-related disputes including preference claims, insolvent trading, and examinations -protecting your interests through complex proceedings.
We act in contested wills, family provision claims, executor disputes, and challenges to testamentary capacity -representing beneficiaries, executors, and estates across Victorian courts.
We advise individuals and organisations facing regulatory scrutiny from bodies including ASIC, APRA, the ATO, and state regulators -managing responses, negotiations, and enforcement proceedings.
We act for creditors, directors, and liquidators in insolvency-related disputes including preference claims, insolvent trading, and examinations -protecting your interests through complex proceedings.
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FAQ
Clear answers for complex questions. We break down legal language into practical, straightforward guidance so you can make informed decisions with confidence. No jargon. No ambiguity. Just clarity when it matters most.
We believe in transparency and direct communication, so we’ve compiled answers to the most common inquiries regarding our embedded advisory model, fee structures, and specialised practice areas.
Can I contest a will in Victoria?
Yes. You can challenge a will on grounds including lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence, fraud, or failure to adequately provide for eligible persons under the Administration and Probate Act 1958 (Vic). Strict time limits apply.
What happens during a regulatory investigation?
Regulatory investigations can involve information requests, compulsory examinations, document production orders, and site inspections. We advise on your rights and obligations, prepare responses, and represent you in negotiations with the regulator.
What is insolvent trading and what are the consequences?
Insolvent trading occurs when a company incurs debts while insolvent or when insolvency is reasonably suspected. Directors can be held personally liable for those debts.
Who can bring a family provision claim?
In Victoria, eligible claimants include spouses, domestic partners, children (including adult children and stepchildren), former spouses, and registered caring partners. Claims must generally be made within six months of the grant of probate.
Can you help with ASIC investigations?
Yes. We advise individuals and companies subject to ASIC examinations, enforceable undertakings, and civil penalty proceedings -managing the investigation process and protecting your rights throughout.