If you believe that you would benefit from an earlier will made by the deceased, or under the rules of intestacy (where no earlier will exists), you may be entitled to challenge the will. However, there must be a valid legal basis for doing so and it is important to obtain specialist legal advice.
In some circumstances, the deceased may have left property to another person under their will which they had promised to you during their lifetime. Where this has occurred, you may be able to bring a claim.
If you consider that you have not been adequately provided for following someone’s death, whether or not they left a will, you may be eligible to pursue a claim under the Inheritance Act.
In certain cases, there may also be a claim against the professional who prepared the will, where it was intended that you should benefit from the will but this has not occurred.
If you would like to discuss any of the above further please do not hesitate to contact us or request a callback.











