Contest a Will

Cost of Contesting a Will

We like to offer our clients a flat fee or contingency model when possible, but each situation is unique. To find out how much it would cost to contest a will, schedule a consultation.

During the consultation, we’ll cover pricing and next steps for fighting for what you are due.

Why You Might Need to Contest a Will

• Doubts about the Will’s Validity: If you suspect the will was created under duress, fraud, or undue influence, it may be grounds for contestation.
• Lack of Testamentary Capacity: Contesting a will is possible if there’s reason to believe the testator lacked the mental capacity to understand the implications of the will at the time of its creation.
• Issues with Will Execution: A will must be executed correctly according to legal standards. Any deviation might make it contestable.
• Outdated Will Provisions: If newer documents exist that contradict the existing will, you may have a case to contest.

How Our Services Can Help You Contest a Will

• Assessment of Your Case: We begin by evaluating the details of your situation to determine if you have a viable case for contesting the will.
• Legal Representation and Advice: Our attorneys provide skilled legal representation and advice throughout the contestation process.
• Guidance through Legal Procedures: We guide you through each step of the legal process, ensuring you understand your rights and the proceedings.
• Negotiation and Mediation: Where possible, we aim to resolve disputes through negotiation or mediation to reach a satisfactory outcome.

Who Can Benefit from Learning How to Contest a Will?

• Beneficiaries or potential beneficiaries who believe a will does not reflect the true intentions of the deceased.
• Family members concerned about the circumstances under which the will was written or revised.
• Individuals named in previous iterations of the will but excluded from the current version.
• Anyone with a legitimate interest in the estate of the deceased.

Contact Us for Expert Assistance on Contesting a Will

If you believe you have grounds to contest a will, it’s crucial to act promptly and get professional legal advice. Contact us today to discuss your situation and explore your options with our experienced attorneys.