Yes, so long as you are eligible under section 57 of the Succession Act 2006, however all facts of your case must be taken into consideration. In Kay v Archbold [2008] NSWSC 254 White J stated that estrangement is certainly a factor which must be taken into consideration when determining what provision should be made however every case is different and should be looked at individually. White J held that there is no rule, irrespective of a claimant’s need, size of the estate, and the existence or absence of other claims on the estate that a claimant is not entitled to ‘ample’ provision if they have been estranged from the deceased person.