Do
you have any reason to Dispute the Validity of a Will or cause to
Defend a Will?
When
a loved one dies, it can be a very distressing and painful time,
however these feelings can be deepened even more if a dispute emerges
over the distribution of the deceased’s Estate. There are various
other reasons why individuals would look to contest or defend a Will.
The
most common reasons for challenging a Will may be:
- A Will was made under undue influence and changed close to someone’s death
- A Will did not reflect the true wishes of the deceased
- Claims for financial support as the Will did not make provisions for the needs of a Dependant of the deceased
- There is a dispute concerning the deceased mental capacity when making the Will
- Did the deceased understand the purpose for making a Will or was it done whilst in a vulnerable condition and suffering from age related conditions causing them confusion and memory loss
- Was the Will signed and witnessed correctly.
There
are many more reasons for contesting or challenging the validity of a
Will and it is always best to seek expert advice on whether you have
a claim.
Aschfords
Law are highly experienced in advising on all contentious and probate
matters. Our Private Client team provide all clients with discreet
and personal advice which is tailored to their own individual
circumstances and requirements.
So
if you wish to receive expert guidance on a possible claim or are
about to make an application for Grant of Probate do not delay and
contact Aschfords Law on 020 3586 4050 to talk with our master
attorneys. You can likewise email
to info@aschfordslaw.com.
Aschfords
Law gives a legitimate administration that is honest and transparent.
We attempt to spare cost and expense for the customer wherever
conceivable.
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