Contesting a Will

A person may want to challenge or contest a will as they may consider it to be invalid, or because they may not have been properly provided for in the will. If you are a beneficiary of a deceased person’s estate, and believe that adequate provision has not been made for you, you may be able to contest the will. Contesting a will solicitor will, however, have to prove sufficient grounds to challenge the will, which may be the non-valid execution by the deceased or witnesses, the mental capacity of the deceased when making the will, fraud or forgery, undue influence upon the deceased, or any clerical error on the part of the person who drafted the will. Will disputes are a complex area of the law and it is important to take the help of a wills and probate lawyer who has experience in contesting wills or defending challenges to a will, and that is where Legal Compare can assist you.

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