(1 point in core area 2)
This seminar focuses on one of the most critical aspects of wills and estates practice: understanding the distinct types of legal capacity required to make a valid will.
This in‑depth session demystifies the three key forms of capacity relevant to will‑making and estate planning:
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Testamentary Capacity
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General Decision‑Making Capacity
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Statutory Capacity
Through expert‑led discussion and practical guidance, viewers gain clarity on how each type of capacity operated, when it applied, and how to navigate common challenges in practice.
JULIA BRIDGEWATER
DIRECTOR I SNEDDON HALL & GALLOP
Julia joined SHG in 2020 to head up the Wills & Estates team. She commenced her legal career in regional NSW before moving to practise in Canberra in 2006. Julia obtained a Masters of Law from the NSW College of Law and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of London. Prior to this she had completed a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Sydney. She has gained broad-ranging expertise in all aspects of wills and estate management and litigation in the NSW and ACT succession law jurisdictions. Julia has assisted many clients, from straightforward wills for new families to ensuring clients with more complex circumstances are able to protect their assets with effective succession plans.
DETAILS
- This is an on-demand webinar you can watch at anytime - a link and password will be sent to you when you register
- Cost: Members - $50, Non-members - $70
- CPD: Members will earn 1 CPD points in core area 2
- This event was recorded as part of the March Mastery on Wednesday 18 March 2026
- This recording will expire on 31 December 2026
Registration
| Member | $50.00(GST incl.) | Register |
| Non-Member | $70.00(GST incl.) | Register |
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