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EXAMPLES: - CLAIMS AGAINST AN ESTATE
- INVALID OR FORGED WILLS
- BENEFICIARY DISPUTES
- UNFAIR PROVISION
- EXECUTOR DISAGREEMENTS
- EXCLUDED BENEFICIARIES
- FORGED SIGNATURES
- WRONGFUL INTERFERENCE
- INHERITANCE ACT CLAIMS
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You have our sympathy if you have a problem following a death.
However, help is at hand either with the solution to the problem, or the
peace of mind in knowing whether you have a case.
NB. Our specialist solicitor members can bring a claim on behalf of any individual,
or defend the deceased's Estate against a claim.
Unfortunately we are unable to accept cases that require Legal Aid. TIME LIMIT:Claims against an Estate must normally be commenced within a relatively short period of time after the death (or the date of the Grant of Representation). Therefore it is important that you do not delay in seeking advice and possibly starting any action.
THE RIGHT SOLICITOR: It is not easy to find the appropriate solicitor to help answer your questions and hopefully bring about a successful conclusion. Contentious probate is a specialist area of law and there is no replacement for practical experience. The majority of solicitors will not have the required experience which may ultimately cost you money if they spend a greater amount of time researching individual issues and may not be fully up to date with the current law or trends. The good news is that via Probate-Helper, your question will be answered by a solicitor member fully experienced in sorting out probate problems.
INITIAL COSTS: The first thing to establish, is whether you have a claim or reason to be concerned. This can normally be established by email or a telephone conversation FREE-OF-CHARGE. After that, a meeting may be required to fully appreciate the circumstances and to advise you as to what can be done about the situation. If there are any charges to be made you will always be advised in advance, so you can decide whether to move forward or not. Please click on 'Contact Us' below to provide us with some
initial information about your problem and/or ask a question. Back to top
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