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Stephensons offers exceptional legal services for contentious probate matters in St Helens. Our team of dedicated solicitors is here to provide you with the expert guidance and support necessary to resolve probate disputes efficiently.
Our contentious probate solicitors in St Helens are dedicated to providing expert legal support for Will disputes and contesting a Will. Whether you are a beneficiary, family member, or executor, we offer comprehensive advice to address your concerns about the validity of a Will or estate administration. Our goal is to resolve these issues efficiently and out of court whenever suitable, ensuring a fair and just outcome for all involved.
Our comprehensive contentious probate services in St Helens include:
If you are facing a contentious probate issue in St Helens, contact Stephensons Solicitors LLP today. Our experienced solicitors are ready to provide you with the legal support you need. Call our St Helens office on 0161 696 6178 to discuss your case with one of our specialists or complete our online enquiry form and we'll contact you directly.
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Contentious probate solicitor Jordan Davies provides guidance on inheritance disputes, outlining the grounds on which the validity of a Will can be challenged. Jordan also provides guidance on the categories of people who can bring a claim under the Inheritance Act 1975 due to being left without reasonable financial provision.
Jordan also explains the importance of instructing a specialist solicitor when making a claim of this nature and why Stephensons are well placed to assist you.
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Some people believe that a debt dies with the person however this is incorrect. Once a person dies, any debts owed by that person, or owed to that person, remain and are now payable to/by their estate. For example, a common and simple example is when a...
There is no formal time limit within which a person may bring a claim to challenge the validity of a Will. Whilst there is technically no limitation on bringing such a claim, there are a number of reasons why it would be preferable to pursue the claim...
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