Our inheritance dispute team looks at how to overturn a Will. If you require further guidance then give us a call on 0333 888 0407 for a free consultation, or email us at [email protected]  The purpose of a Will is

Here are some options available to you when a parent leaves everything to one child. What happens if you are not the favourite child and your parent excludes you from their will, leaving everything to one or more of your

Removing an executor and the issue of legal costs In this article we look at the typical cost of removing an executor and who is likely to end up having to pay those costs. Disputes involving executors are common and

Can an executor withhold money from a beneficiary in the uk? Our Legal 500 recommended inheritance lawyers answer a commonly asked question, ‘Can an executor withhold money from a beneficiary?’ For a free consultation simply contact our helpline by phone

Our contentious probate team look at who can obtain probate.  For further guidance on who can obtain probate, simply call 0333 888 0407 for a free consultation, or send an email to us at [email protected] It is often a daunting task, when

We are specialist No Win – No Fee contentious probate solicitors. Since creating this inheritance dispute website back in 2007, we have successfully helped to resolve countless disputes nationwide. If you would like our Legal 500 recommended No Win –

Specialist inheritance dispute lawyer, Naomi Ireson, looks at claiming your inheritance from an abuser. Our specialist inheritance disputes team is often approached by people who want to claim an inheritance from an abuser who has passed away, by bringing a

Recovering an inheritance: What can you do if you have not received money that is due to you? If you need help with recovering an inheritance, then contact our recommended inheritance solicitors for a free consultation.  We are frequently contacted

Contentious probate solicitor, Anya Hoyland, examines the issues involved in disputing a discretionary trust in a Will. What is a discretionary Will trust? When making a Will, people sometimes place their estate, or part of their estate, into a discretionary

A specialist inheritance solicitor answers the frequently asked question, ‘What inheritance rights do adopted children have?’ Section 39 of the Adoption Act 1976 states that an adopted child is to be treated as a biological child of their adoptive parents.