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  • Legal Aid for contesting a will? Can I get Legal Aid for contesting a will in the UK? For a free 30 minute consultation on contesting a will, and details of our popular No Win No Fee funding scheme, call us on 0333 888 0409, or… Read more
  • Fiancé died before changing their will  What are a fiancé's legal rights to inherit? We are often asked, 'Is there anything I can do if my fiancé died before changing their will?' To find out where you stand, contact our legal helpline for a free case… Read more
  • Not received an inheritance? What can be done if you've not received an inheritance that is due under a will in the UK?  We deal with contested wills and executor disputes on a nationwide basis. If you feel that you should have already received… Read more
  • For what reasons can you contest a will in England and Wales? If you would like to contest a will, then contact our recommended will dispute team for a free consultation about the legal grounds avaialble for you to do so. We are often asked, 'For what reasons can you contest a… Read more
  • Can I defend a contested will on a no win, no fee basis? Yes, defending a contested will on a no win no fee basis is possible. If you need help defending a contested will, then we may have the perfect funding solution for you. Although no win no fee funding is usually… Read more
  • What happens to my child’s inheritance if they die before me? What are the rules on inheritance if my child predeceases me? We are often asked what happens to a child's inheritance if they are named in their parent's will but die before their parent. For further guidance on a child's… Read more
  • Six month inheritance time limit We specialise in Inheritance Act claims, representing claimants nationwide. Contact our free helpline for a case assessment and details of no win, no fee funding on 0333 888 0409 or send us an email. The six month inheritance time limit… Read more
  • How to fix an error in a Will Wills sometimes contain mistakes. In this article we look at how to fix an error in a will and why delay in doing so can be excused. The law relating to this area is complicated, so if you are in… Read more
  • Cases of undue influence on the rise Undue influence is the most common reason for contesting a will in the UK. We specialise in contesting wills and are experienced in dealing with undue influence cases. We offer a free 30 minute consultation with a specialist solicitor on any… Read more
  • How to contest a will in England: Part 2 We are regularly asked how to contest a will in England. In response to this we have prepared a two part legal guide to contesting a will in England. In this follow up to Part 1 of our guide on… Read more

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