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When a loved one
dies it is a traumatic time. If you
find that no or insufficient provision
has been made for you in their Will
or when they die without leaving a
Will, you may be able to make a claim
to have that put right. If someone
else thinks they should have been
provided for in the Will and they
decide to make a claim this can make
things even harder for you at a time
of loss.
At Wilson Browne we understand the
distress caused in such situations
and we are able to help clients in
either circumstance.
If you think that you should have
been provided for in a Will you may
be able to make a claim under the
Inheritance (Provision for Family
and Dependants) Act. You will need
to act quite quickly and if you contact
us our team will be able to advise
you promptly as to whether or not
you have a claim that can be made.
If you find someone is contesting
a Will then we can help you to defend
that claim and will be pleased to
discuss the circumstances of the claim
with you.
In both circumstances we can help
you to try to sort the dispute out
without the need for Court action
and at such a distressing time for
all parties a negotiated settlement
can often be the preferred option.
Where a settlement cannot be reached
we will guide you through the Court
process, helping you to prepare all
of the documentation that will be
necessary and advising you in relation
to representation at any Court hearing.
For further information please contact Jennifer Laskey |
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