Contacting our will dispute claimline. We understand that the law is complex and people will not always know whether or not they have valid legal grounds to dispute a will. That is why we have made using our will dispute

Jack Dray, a contentious probate solicitor who specialises in fraud and forgery, offers guidance on contesting a forged Will and the ‘red fags’ to look out for. What is needed for a valid Will? The starting place for considering the

We are often asked, ‘Do I need Legal Aid to contest a will?’ The simple answer is that Legal Aid is no longer available for contesting wills. But the good news is that there are other funding options available. Contesting

The Legal 500 recommends our will dispute team. Our recommended will dispute solicitors are here to help you. For a free 30 minute consultation, and details of our popular No Win, No Fee funding scheme, contact our free helpline. The

For a free consultation about your probate dispute, and details of the funding options available, contact our specialist team by phone or email. Appointing solicitors to deal with a contested probate case can be expensive, and one of the questions

We offer a free 30 minute consultation on overturning a will. Our specialist lawyers will review the legal merits of your case, tell you what your options are on having the Will overturned.  We will also provide details of the funding

Yes, you are able to contest a DIY Will. Here is how you can do it. DIY Wills are extremely popular. But the consequences of cutting corners and saving a few pounds in legal fees can be far reaching, making

The executor named in the Will has died – What happens now? When drafting a Will, a testator will usually appoint one or several people to act as their executor. An executor is responsible for managing the administration of the

We offer a free 30 minute consultation on challenging Wills. We will review the legal merits of your case, tell you what your options are, and explain how to go about contesting the Will.  We will also provide details of

How to challenge a fraudulent Will One of the cornerstones of the law of England & Wales is the concept of testamentary freedom. This gives a person making a Will (known as the testator) the freedom to dispose of their