Your Guide To Challenging a Will, And Inheritance Act Claims
Our specialist Contentious Probate solicitors provide clear, expert advice on contesting a Will, trust or estate.
We handle disputes involving invalid Wills, undue influence, lack of capacity, executor or trustee conflicts, and claims for reasonable financial provision.
Whether you need to challenge a Will, defend a claim, or resolve disagreements over estate administration, our experienced team offers practical guidance and strong representation. We understand how stressful contested probate can be and work to protect your interests while achieving a fair and timely outcome.
This guide will help you to understand…
The grounds for Challenging a Will and some explanations:
- Improper execution
- Mental capacity
- Undue influence
- Lack of knowledge and approval
- Errors and unclear wording
- Forgery or fraud.
We also explain:
- What are the requirements for a Will to be valid?
- What do we mean by “Testamentary Capacity”?
- When might a previous Will take precedent?
- How can a Will be rectified?
- Inheritance Act Claims – left our of a Will or feel a provision should have been made?
- Important deadlines and timescales
