There are several grounds for
contesting a Will.
Do you feel like you have been left out of a Will, not left enough, or that the Will is invalid? If so, you may be able to contest it.
There are several grounds for contesting a Will. For example:
The person making the Will didn’t make reasonable financial provision for you and you were dependent on that person.
Whatever your concern, we can review the position with you and guide you through the process of raising these concerns.
We know that such disputes can put a strain on families and can lead to significant legal costs. We therefore aim to assist you to find an out-of-Court solution wherever possible and focus on opening a line of communication that can lead to constructive negotiations.
Of course there may be some situations where Court proceedings are required, and in this situation we will advise on the risks, likely outcomes and costs, and can also connect you to a barrister that is right for you.
For legal advice on Post Death and related matters, complete the form below, email us at solicitors@gillhams.com or call us on +44(0)20 8965 4266.
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