Contesting a Will and Estate Disputes

The passing of a loved one is a challenging time.

This can be made even more difficult if the Will left behind raises questions or doesn't meet expectations.

If you find yourself questioning the authenticity or fairness of a Will, we're here to guide you every step of the way.

Our primary aim is to resolve disputes amicably, saving everyone the emotional and financial strain of a court battle. However, we're fully prepared to take matters to court if it becomes necessary.

Why Challenge a Will?

Challenging a Will is a delicate issue, often accompanied by complex family dynamics and emotional tolls. However, if you believe that the Will does not accurately reflect the deceased's true intentions, or you've been unfairly treated, you have the right to contest it. Whether it's for financial security or moral acknowledgement, we provide the support you need to navigate these murky waters.

How do I challenge a Will?

Challenging a Will varies from state to state. For this reason, it's important to seek the proper legal guidance. Our experts can guide you through the process, ensuring all legal requirements are met.

You may contest a Will under various circumstances:

Informal Documents: The deceased left notes, emails, or letters suggesting different wishes than those in the official Will.

Ambiguity: The Will isn't clear about specific assets or beneficiaries.

Questionable Capacity: Concerns arise about the mental state of the deceased when signing the Will.

Signature Issues: Suspicions arise that the signature on the Will isn't genuine.

Undue Influence: Someone may have coerced the deceased into signing the Will.

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Next Steps

Don't wait. If you're considering challenging a Will, contact us immediately for a confidential discussion about your options. Our personalised services are tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that you're never overwhelmed in these trying times.

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