Getting a copy of a will People frequently ask us how to get a copy of a will. This query often arises where a person believes they are named as a beneficiary in a will, but the executor or next

Contesting your father’s will We are often asked, ‘Can I contest my father’s will?’ The simple answer is, ‘yes’. A son or daughter is entirely free to contest their father’s will under the law of England and Wales. We give

Can I challenge my husband’s will? Contentious probate lawyer and ACTAPS member Naomi Ireson, answers the question, ‘Can I challenge my husband’s will?’  Many married couples make what are known as ‘mirror wills’. In a mirror will each spouse makes

Proprietary estoppel is in the news once again with another family farm dispute Contact our recommended solicitors for a free consultation. Call 0333 888 0407 or email us at [email protected]. It is common for the legal principle of proprietary estoppel

In this intestacy rules UK update we take a look at how to avoid intestacy by using a ‘common tragedy clause’ People tend to think that the intestacy rules only apply where someone has not made a will. However, that

How you can enter a caveat If you are looking for experienced solicitors to help you with your inheritance dispute then call our helpline on 0808 139 1599 or send us an email. About this guide on how to enter

Defending a challenge to a will For further guidance on how to defend a challenge to a will call our free legal helpline on 0333 888 0407 or send us an email. Defending a challenge to a will can be

Children’s inheritance rights: Is a child entitled to inherit from their parents? We are frequently asked, ‘Is a child entitled to inherit something from their parents’ estate?’ In this article we look at the rights of young children to make

A legal guide to contesting a will As experts in inheritance disputes we are often asked, ‘Can I contest a will?’ We have therefore prepared this summary of the key legal principles that apply when someone wants to contest a

Have you been cut out of a will? If you are wondering, ‘What can I do if I have been cut out of a will?’ then call our free legal helpline for guidance on 0333 888 0407 or send details