Probate Dispute Resolution
Probate Dispute Resolution
Sometimes you may feel you or a loved one have not been treated right by someone you are close with in their lifetime or following their death.
Such a dispute may be about whether an Attorney or the Government have not looked after an elderly person or the true ownership of a property or a Will or an Estate of a someone who has died.
Please read the 12 different scenarios and if you feel any one of them may apply to you or a loved one then please contact our Private Client Department on 0208 848 9988
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THINGS GO WRONG ?
- No way could Mum have understood that Will and excluded me.
- I am sure he put pressure on Dad to make those changes in his Will.
- Mum did not include me in her Will and I have more need than the Charities in her Will.
- Over the years I paid so much more towards the house than my Co-owner and I should be entitled to get a bigger share.
- I gave up so much on the promise of getting the house after his death and now he has gone I must leave the house with nothing.
- The Executor must be wrong. I should get more than this.
- It is time the Executor be replaced as he has done nothing to administer the Estate.
- No wonder there was nothing in her Estate — the Attorney took everything when she was alive.
- I am one of a number of beneficiaries of a Trust and have received nothing. The Trustees must be ignoring me.
- My Dad is so ill and has to pay his care fees. Surely when someone is so ill the NHS should pay them.
- looked after Mum in her house and now she is in Residential Care I must leave so her house can be sold to pay her care fees.
- The Social Services make all of the decisions for her. Sometimes I feel she is a prisoner.
Probate Team and Support Staff
