What is the Timeline for Contesting a Will?
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The grounds for contesting a will are specific – there are only a few reasons why contesting might be legally considered.
You will need evidence to prove why you believe the will is not legal. For example, if you believe the person making the will was not of sound mind or if the will is a result of fraud or forgery.
The first thing to do is to contact a solicitor who will guide you through the process and identify if you have a case for contesting a will. Your solicitor will submit a claim to the Probate Registry office, which will halt the probate process. This means you’ll also be notified if anything does happen concerning probate.
Compare Quotes for SolicitorsIf you’re the executor or beneficiary of a will that is being contested by someone else, we’d recommend you speak to a legal expert. If you’re looking for support, we would recommend our probate experts. This can be a stressful time, and expert legal support is key.<
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