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    We can help you find the more cost effective way forward to resolve the dispute and, where appropriate, can offer an accredited independent mediator to facilitate the conversation between those involved.

    An example of the types of work we undertake are as follows:-

    • Disputes concerning the validity of a will, codicil or Trust;
    • Disputes regarding the contents of a will, codicil or Trust;
    • Claims against Executors or Administrators;
    • Applications to remove Executors or Administrators;
    • Claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family & Dependants) Act 1975
    • Breach of Trust claims

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    Frequently Asked Questions about Wills, Probate, Trusts and Inheritance Disputes

    Can you contest a Trust in a Will?

    Yes you can.

    How long does a beneficiary have to contest a Trust?

    There is no time limit.

    Can a beneficiary challenge a Trust?

    Yes via one of the Trustees or the Court can use their powers to order remedies on their behalf.

    Can a probate be challenged?

    Yes it can.

    Can you contest a Will if you were left out?

    Yes you can.

    What are the grounds to contest a Will?

    Multiple and dependent on the claim being bought. The main claims are lack of capacity and undue influence to challenge the validity of a Will and Inheritance (Provisoin for Dependents) Act 1975 if the Will, although valid, does not adequately deal with someone’s right to an entitlement.

    Contact the Franklins Wills, Trusts and Probate team

    If you have any questions about disputing a Will, Trust or probate, please don’t hesitate to contact our team of experts who are on hand and ready to help you.