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We deal with will disputes on a nationwide basis and are experienced in both contesting and defending wills where it is alleged that the will maker did not have mental capacity to execute a valid will. To find out where you stand on challenging a will on the grounds of mental capacity, call our free legal helpline for a case assessment on 0333 888 0404. Alternatively you can send us brief details by email at [email protected]

Local experts in contentious probate and inheritance dispute cases. Contact our free helpline for specialist guidance.

We specialise in probate disputes and have extensive experience of removing personal representatives. If you require assistance then please call our free national helpline on 0333 888 0404 or send us an email

We specialise in inheritance disputes involving property abroad. If you require legal assistance then call our inheritance dispute helpline on 0333 888 0404 or email us with details.

The Times has reported a rise in the number of challenges being made against unfair wills in the UK.

If you have a query about what happens if a beneficiary dies before the testator or need guidance on any other inheritance issue then call us on 0333 888 0404 for a free case assessment or email details to us at [email protected]

A divorced woman has successfully made an Inheritance Act claim against her ex-husband’s estate, even though the terms of their divorce excluded such a claim. Lee Dawkins, a solicitor in our contentious probate team, looks at Inheritance Act claims and divorce following the case of Chekov v Fryer.

Lack of testamentary capacity: Contentious probate lawyer, Naomi Ireson, reports on the High Court ruling in the case of Walker v Badmin that the correct test for determining testamentary capacity for making a will is the one originally set out in the Victorian case of Banks v Goodfellow and not the test referred to in the Mental Capacity Act 2005.