PROBATE & WILL CHALLENGES

Helping you during the difficult time of finalising a loved one’s estate & providing assistance when an estate is challenged.

The death of a loved one can be a difficult and emotionally charged time. A Solicitor with a sound understanding of the law and legal principles that apply to Wills and Probate will be able to assist to sort out the affairs of the deceased.

Unfortunately, there are times when an estate dispute arises. This may be because a family member feels that they have not been left with adequate provision out of the deceased’s estate; or someone close to the deceased feels that the Will they made may not be valid.

We can assist Executors and Trustees perform their duties when administrating a deceased estate. We know it can be a difficult time when trying to administer a deceased estate, our aim is to help you through the process. We are able to provide you with advice in relation to defending, challenging or claiming against a Will.

We understand that losing a loved one is already a difficult time that can be made harder by an estate dispute. We therefore always strive to provide our clients with sound legal advice in a caring environment.

Our specialists in probate and contested wills can advise you on:

Executor Duties
Be informed in detail about the rights and responsibilities of an executor.
Application for Probate
Probate is an Order of the Supreme Court confirming that the deceased’s Will is valid.
Administration of a Small Estate
In some circumstances, a deceased estate may be able to be administered without the need for a grant of Probate.
Intestacy
When a person dies without a Will, an application for Letters of Administration to the Supreme Court may be required.
Defending a Will
Defending a Will can be stressful and complex, make sure you get proper advice to avoid unnecessary stress and delay.
Challenging or Claiming Against a Will
If you feel that you have been unfairly left out of a Will you may be able to make a claim for provision. Maybe you feel that the last Will of the deceased is not valid and that its validity should be challenged.

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