TOLATA Claims: Contact our free legal helpline for initial guidance. What are TOLATA claims? TOLATA stands for The Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996. TOLATA claims can be made when there is a dispute about property ownership,

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Our guide to inheritance and will disputes For expert guidance on inheritance and will disputes contact our specialist solicitors for a free consultation. Call us on 0333 888 0407 or send an email to [email protected]. Inheritance and will disputes arise

Elsewhere on this website we explain what a caveat is, and how one can be entered, but one question that reoccurs time and again is, ‘How much does it cost to remove a caveat?’ For expert guidance on inheritance and

Removing a co-executor from office Inheritance dispute solicitor, Chris Holten, looks at a question he is often asked, ‘Can a co-executor be removed?’ What can you do if you have been appointed as an executor of an estate, but find

Caveats and caveators For further guidance on the question, ‘What is a caveator?’ contact our team of specialist contentious probate solicitors for a free consultation. A caveat is a notice entered at the Probate Registry which prevents anyone other than

A summary of the law on beneficiaries obtaining information from trustees For expert guidance on inheritance and will disputes contact our specialist solicitors for a free consultation. Call us on 0333 888 0407 or send an email to [email protected]. For many beneficiaries it

We have been independently ranked among the best inheritance dispute lawyers in the UK. For expert guidance on inheritance and will disputes contact our specialist solicitors for a free consultation. Call us on 0333 888 0407 or send an email to [email protected]. If

What is TOLATA? TOLATA is legal shorthand for an important piece of legislation called the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996. This Act regulates disputes in England and Wales relating to property ownership and the rights of

Can wills be contested in England and Wales? One of the questions we are regularly asked by people who have been disinherited is, “Can wills be contested?” The simple answer is that you can contest a will in England and