Will Disputes and Financial Claims against Estates

We offer clear calm advice at a time when emotions can run high.

Disputes can arise in relation to the Will, or because there is no Will. Sometimes adequate provision is not made for a dependent. 

There may be suspicion about the validity of the Will or the ability of someone to make a Will in the first place. 

We advise on challenging the validity of a Will.

We specialise in:

• Lack of capacity
• Undue influence
• Incorrect execution
• Misunderstanding
• Forged Wills

We can also assist you to make a claim against the deceased's estate for financial help.

The following relatives of the deceased can apply for financial assistance whether or not there is a will:

• Husband
• Wife
• Civil partner
• Minor child
• Adult child
• Unmarried partner
• Someone treated as a child of the family

We can also help you to defend a claim if you are dealing with the administration of an Estate.

We offer a one hour fixed fee consultation to provide an initial assessment of your case and the options available to you.

Please contact us to arrange an appointment.

For more information please see:

Can I apply for financial provision is my spouse or partner died without making a will?