When can I sue an executor? In this article we take a look at a question that is frequently raised with our inheritance dispute team, “Can I sue an executor?” Who can be an executor? Executors are named in a

Can I make an inheritance claim against my partner’s estate where there is no Will? Our contentious probate solicitors look at the rights that cohabitees have under the Inheritance Act and answer a common query: Can I make an inheritance

Inheritance dispute lawyer Naomi Ireson receives glowing tribute in prestigious legal guide Naomi Ireson is a ‘simply perfect’ inheritance dispute lawyer according to a testimonial published in the highly influential guide to the legal profession, The Legal 500. The Legal

We are proud to have been ranked among the best contentious probate solicitors in the UK. We are Legal 500 recommended contentious probate solicitors, operating throughout England and Wales. The Legal 500 has ranked us among the best contentious probate

The differences between inheritance law in Scotland and inheritance law in England and Wales David Lees, an English qualified inheritance dispute solicitor who hails from Scotland, looks at the interplay between inheritance law in Scotland and England & Wales.  The

What can I do if my husband has left me out of his Will? A common question our team gets asked is, “My husband has left me out of his Will, is there anything I can do?” Husbands who have

Contentious probate solicitor, Lee Dawkins, looks at the time limit for making an Inheritance Act claim? Claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 should be made within six months of the date of the Grant of

What can you do about the mismanagement of an estate? Executors and administrators owe a duty to beneficiaries to ensure that an estate is properly administered in accordance with the terms of the Will (or the intestacy rules where there