How To Contest a Will After Probate
It is important to understand what this question means since there are two different ways to “contest” a Will after a Grant of Probate has been issued by a Probate Registry.
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It is important to understand what this question means since there are two different ways to “contest” a Will after a Grant of Probate has been issued by a Probate Registry.
When a loved one passes away without leaving a will, it can lead to uncertainties and disputes among family members regarding the distribution of the estate. Resolving a will dispute in the absence of a will requires careful consideration of legal provisions and effective communication.
One of the hardest things to go through is the loss of a loved one, and if there is a disagreement over their Will or estate, it can make things even more upsetting. In these circumstances, the legal procedure for determining how an estate should be allocated is known as contentious probate. If they died without a will – or if the will is contested in any manner – you may require the help of a solicitor to ensure that everything is managed fairly.
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