The death of a loved one can be emotionally difficult, especially when you believe a Will does not make adequate provision for you or there are concerns about how it was made.
Start with a private conversation about your relationship to the deceased and the estate.
Adams & Co assists with Will disputes and estate administration. For a dispute, the important starting points include your relationship to the deceased, what provision was made for you and any concerns about the Will.
Explain the family relationships, dependency and estate circumstances so the appropriate next step can be considered.
Complete our free assessment and a member of the Adams & Co team can contact you to discuss your circumstances and possible next steps.
Start with your relationship to the deceased and the support you received from them.
Possible categories include children, spouses, partners, certain former spouses, dependent grandchildren and people who lived with and depended on the deceased.
Adams & Co also assists with probate and estate administration after the loss of a loved one.
Ask About ProbateBrief information about Will disputes and estate administration.
Ask About Your MatterA dispute may arise where a person believes they should receive more from the estate, where the deceased may have lacked capacity or where the Will may have been made under another person’s influence.
Possible categories include children, adopted children, spouses, partners, some former spouses, dependent grandchildren and some people who lived with and depended on the deceased.
A person may still be eligible to make a claim where the deceased left no Will. Eligibility depends on the relationships, dependency and estate circumstances.
Will dispute matters may fall under a No Win, No Fee costs agreement. This generally means no upfront legal fees and payment only if the matter succeeds, subject to the written agreement. Other Wills and Estates fees can be discussed with the firm.
