VIC Beneficiary Disclaiming Benefit Through an Affidavit?
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No, they're two different things:
- In disclaimer, you're saying to the executor, "I don't want it, don't give it to me."
- In assignment, you're saying to the executor, "Yes, please give it to me." Then, you're further dealing with it by giving it away. Not the executor, you. From the executors point of view it is no different than if you accepted it and kept it for yourself.
- In disclaimer, you're saying to the executor, "I don't want it, don't give it to me."
- In assignment, you're saying to the executor, "Yes, please give it to me." Then, you're further dealing with it by giving it away. Not the executor, you. From the executors point of view it is no different than if you accepted it and kept it for yourself.
You'll need to find someone local to you who practises in estate law in Victoria. I'm located in Queensland, and the rules differ state to state. I suggest you look for someone in your area via www.lawtap.com
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