Disputed Wills and Intestacy Claims
The law has always recognised the freedom of an
individual to dispose of assets in their Will as they would like to.
Sometimes there may be doubts about the validity of the Will or a
dispute as a potential beneficiary believes they should have been
included in the Will.
If someone dies intestate (without making a Will) then it could be
that people who should benefit from the deceased’s estate are not
automatically recognised as a beneficiary under the intestacy rules.
Legally, if fair provision is not made under a will or intestacy
certain people can claim against the estate of someone who has died.
The Disputed Wills and Intestacy Claims Department at David Gray
Solicitors LLP has a dedicated team ready to assist you with advice
about your case. Our team has significant experience in dealing with
disputes involving wills, estate disputes and trust disputes.
A member of the Disputed Wills and Intestacy Claims Department at
David Gray Solicitors LLP will determine very quickly the merits of
your potential claim and will be able to discuss fully with you how
you will be able to fund any litigation. Legal Aid is available in
appropriate cases.
Contact Us
For further advice or to arrange an appointment to see one of our
specialists:
Call: 0191 232 9547 and ask for the Civil
Department or
Email:
civilteam@davidgray.co.uk or
Fill in our online form and ask for a
call back here