Do you want to contest a Will?

Have you been unfairly left out of a Will or feel that your inheritance isn't what you are entitled to?

You are not alone. Contesting a Will can be a complex process, but understanding your options is the first step towards achieving your entitlements.

Essentially, it means challenging the validity of a Will or disputing the distribution of assets. This could be due to concerns about the Will-maker's mental capacity, undue influence being placed upon them, or simply that you were not adequately provided for.

Not everyone can contest a Will. Generally, only those who were close to the deceased or financially dependent on them have standing to challenge the Will. This might include spouses, children, and in some cases, other family members or dependents.

Time limits for contesting a Will vary depending on your jurisdiction. It's crucial to act quickly, as missing deadlines could mean losing your chance to challenge the Will altogether.

There are several reasons why you might contest a Will, including:

• The Will wasn't properly executed or witnessed

• The Will-maker lacked the mental capacity to make a valid Will

• The Will was made under duress or undue influence

• You were not adequately provided for in the Will

How Can We Help?

At Contested Will and Estate Lawyers, we have extensive experience helping clients navigate the complexities of contested Wills. Our compassionate team Will guide you through every step of the process, from gathering evidence to representing you in court.

If you believe you have not been adequately provided for by a Will, don't hesitate to seek legal advice. We offer free consultations to assess your situation and discuss your options. Remember, you have rights, and we're here to help you get your entitlement.

Contact us today to schedule your consultation and take the first step towards securing your rights.