Contentious Wills, Estate Dispute Lawyers in England
Should you have inherited, but did not? Is your share of an estate significantly less than you believe it should be?
- Contesting a Will: Find out if you have a case and if you have the legal standing to bring a claim. Our London contested wills solicitors are experienced in cases involving large, complex estates.
- Making a claim under The Inheritance Act 1975: This act defines who may bring a claim against an estate. It can be used whether or not the person who died left a valid Will.
- Contesting an estate: Has the executor of the Will or the trustee of the estate mismanaged assets or failed to perform the duties of the position properly? We can take action to remove the personal representative from the position and work to remedy the situation.
- When there is no Will to contest: We will endeavour to show that if the deceased person had made a Will, he or she would have provided for our client in it.
It is important to seek specialist legal advice as soon as possible because strict time limits may apply. Any delay may prevent you getting the funds or property to which you might be entitled.
Funding Inheritance Claims
If you are worried about covering the costs of making a claim, then Rollingsons Solicitors is potentially able to offer you a Conditional Fee Agreement, which is sometimes known as No Win, No Fee arrangement, to assist in funding your case.
There is no fee to discuss your legal issue with one of our firm's experienced UK solicitors. To arrange your free initial consultation, please call 080 8159 5251 or contact Neil Acheson-Gray, Head of the Department, electronically.
