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While Mutual Wills are rare, they do still exist and with blended families become more and more common, they are not likely to disappear any time soon.
A Mutual Will Agreement is created between two individuals (usually spouses or domestic partners) when making their Wills which creates an agreement whereby they agree to not revoke or alter the terms of their Wills in the future without the consent of the other party.
Mutual Wills are often used to ensure that assets pass to the surviving partner or in blended families to ensure assets pass to children of the deceased.
In a case heard by the Supreme Court of Victoria earlier this year, the court needed to determine whether an oral agreement made between Kurt and Marilyn Miglic in 1993 was a Mutual Will Agreement.
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