As a senior associate in Cooper Grace Ward’s private client team, Sarah advises beneficiaries, executors and trustees on all aspects of estate, superannuation and trust disputes, as well as complex administration issues.
She draws on her extensive experience in estate disputes to provide clear and practical guidance to clients preparing Wills and estate planning documents, to ensure they achieve their intentions.
Cooper Grace Ward begins the 2026/2027 financial year with the announcement of 13 promotions, including one special counsel, five senior associates, four associates, two c-suite appointments and a new head of information technology.
In this edition of It Depends, associate Sarah Camm discusses binding death benefit nominations and the circumstances when they can be challenged.
In this edition of It depends, associate Sarah Camm discusses whether a person with a cognitive impairment can make a Will.