Who Can Contest a Will?

Are you unhappy, frustrated or upset with a will? Have you been left out of a will, or disinherited? Unsure where to start? If so we can help.

People who can contest a will include family members, partners, sons and daughters, beneficiaries under a will, or anyone who believes they have a genuine claim against an estate.

Making a Claim

We have a dedicated team that specialise in Contested Probate disputes and are one of the few firms to really focus on this area of law. In doing so, we have significant experience across a range of the most common types of will disputes. In 2023 we successfully recovered over £2 million for our clients.

To contest a will contact us now on 0845 568 4000

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Speak with a Probate Specialist

Call on 0330 404 2489 or complete this form


    Types of Claims

    It is always best to seek expert advice on whether you have a claim. While there are many ways to contest a will, we find the most common grounds arise in the following circumstances:

    • A will was changed close to someone’s death
    • Broken promises made under a will
    • Claims for financial support from a deceased person
    • Wills made under undue influence
    • Problems with the will itself – was it signed and witnessed correctly?
    • Issues concerning the person’s mental capacity to make a will

    Call our will dispute helpline on 0845 568 4000 or complete the online enquiry form now.

    Our Service Includes:

    • Now Win No Fee Service
    • Free case assessment
    • Dedicated Case Manager
    • Cost effective, clear and transparent advice
    • Getting results quickly
    • Expert Assistance from a team that recovered £2 million last year

    Why Choose Us?

    Cost Effective

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    Experienced & Friendly

    We take care to advise our clients in simple Plain English

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    All fees deferred until probate granted