Claiming inheritance money We are often asked how to claim inheritance money and other assets. Here is a short guide on what you need to know about the law in England and Wales. Are you entitled to inherit? There are

Valuing an inheritance claim  As specialist inheritance dispute solicitors one of the most common questions we get asked is, ‘What’s my inheritance claim worth?’ If you require guidance on what your inheritance claim is worth then contact our inheritance dispute

Contesting a will 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 info@inheritancedisputes.co.uk. How do I contest a will in England & Wales? There are

Claiming an inheritance When a person dies, their estate will be distributed in accordance with their will, or if they died without a valid will the rules of intestacy, So how you claim your inheritance will depend on the specific

How do I obtain 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

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 info@inheritancedisputes.co.uk. 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

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