Contentious Probate
& Will/Inheritance Disputes
Contentious Probate is the name given to disputes/disagreements that arise once a person has died.
Some examples of when a situation might be held to be contentious are:
The will left by a deceased is suspicious for any reason i.e. content and timing to name but a few
The deceased’s estate has been reduced prior to them passing away by somebody other than the deceased leading to a far less valuable estate.
The beneficiaries of the will are not who was expected and family members etc have been included to a lesser extent than they expected.
You were receiving financial support from the deceased but you have been left out of their will
There is a dispute between executors and or beneficiaries
We can assist you in deciding whether to challenge the validity of a will, whether to make a claim for the financial provision you believe you are entitled to and in dealing with disputes between beneficiaries and executors.
If you have a concern about the probate process or believe that it is becoming contentious. Please do not hesitate to give one of our specialist solicitors a call.
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Christopher Seddon Senior Solicitor and Head of Wealth Management and Estate Planning 01483 796008 cseddon@cheyneygoulding.co.uk
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Guildford, Surrey GU1 4LH
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Cheyney Goulding LLP
Ward House, 6 Ward Street, Guildford, Surrey GU1 4LH
Tel: 01483 56 76 76
Fax: +44(0)1483 30 05 38