You might want to challenge the terms of someone’s Will for a variety of reasons. You may believe that the Will is invalid; perhaps you believe that the deceased person did not have full mental capacity at the time of writing and signing the document. Alternatively, if someone has died without leaving a Will, you may feel that you should benefit from the deceased’s estate.
Contentious Probate is a sensitive area, and we are experienced in representing all sides of any dispute, whether you are an executor, beneficiary or a claimant. If legal action cannot be avoided, we will use our special litigation knowledge to maximise the prospects of success of any claim. During this stressful and difficult time, we will be on-hand with practical legal advice to help you resolve the situation as swiftly as possible.
Our legal team is fully up-to-date with the issues that surround Contentious Probate.
Contact us as soon as possible if you wish to make a claim. There is a time limit of six months after a death to make an application against the deceased’s estate.
