If you are making a claim for ‘reasonable financial provision’ from an estate and are in urgent need of financial support, you may be able to apply for interim provision under Section 5 of the Inheritance Act. This type of application is typically used where a claimant requires immediate assistance with day‑to‑day living expenses, such as rent or utility costs.
You may be eligible if you can provide clear evidence that you are in immediate financial need and that assets within the estate are, or can be, made available to meet those needs.
It is important to obtain legal advice before applying for interim financial provision, as the threshold for satisfying the court’s requirements is high.
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