What if I wish to challenge a will after death?

A Will can be challenged after death if it is believed that the person who made the Will was either mentally incapable of understanding the terms of the Will at the time it was signed, or if it is believed that the Will was signed under the influence of a third party.

Also, if you believe that you ought to have benefited from someone’s Will or Estate, but this has not happened, you may have a right to make a claim against that person’s assets.

Other FAQs

How do I begin divorce proceedings? How long does a divorce normally take? How long does a typical House Sale/Purchase take? We are unmarried what happens to my partner? What happens to my children/grandchildren? What happens to my estate if I don’t make a will? What if I have a large estate? What if I wish to challenge a will after death? What is Conveyancing? What type of Survey should I carry out? What would I be entitled to? When should I change my will? Who looks after my estate after I die? Will the house have to be sold?