Challenging a will
Explore your options
Explore your options
If you believe you have not adequately been provided for in a will, you may be entitled to challenge it.
These matters can be complex and time-sensitive, so obtaining legal advice early is very important. Gary Inglis can help guide you through the process.
Many disputes can be resolved through negotiation or mediation, avoiding the need for court proceedings.
If resolution is not possible, it may be necessary to pursue court proceedings, which Gary can assist with.
Our Challenging Will Services Include:
- Assessing the merit of the claim
- Dispute Resolution
- Issuing Court Proceedings (where required)
- Court Representation
Services Include:
- Assessing the merit of the claim
- Dispute Resolution
- Issuing Court Proceedings (where required)
- Court Representation
Frequently Asked Questions
There are strict time limits for challenging a Will. For this reason, it is important to seek legal advice as soon as possible after the death of the will maker. Delays can affect your ability to make a claim, even if the claim would otherwise have merit. It is therefore important for you to seek legal advice promptly.
Gary Inglis will take the time to understand your personal circumstances, your relationship with the will-maker, and the terms of the Will. Based on your specific situation, you will receive clear and considered advice about whether you have a claim with merit, the likelihood of success, and the best way forward.
When should I decide to challenge a will?
There are strict time limits for challenging a Will. For this reason, it is important to seek legal advice as soon as possible after the death of the will maker. Delays can affect your ability to make a claim, even if the claim would otherwise have merit. It is therefore important for you to seek legal advice promptly.
How do I know if I have a valid claim?
Gary Inglis will take the time to understand your personal circumstances, your relationship with the will-maker, and the terms of the Will. Based on your specific situation, you will receive clear and considered advice about whether you have a claim with merit, the likelihood of success, and the best way forward.