Do you feel that you have been left out of a will or don’t feel like you have been fairly provided for?
If you’re thinking of challenging a will, seeking expert advice, especially at what can sometimes be a very stressful time, will help to ensure the most ideal outcome.
Our team of experts will be able to provide accurate advice and recommendations around your grounds for challenging a will and how to challenge a will.
Below is information on how we can help if you are wanting to know if you can challenge a will and how you can contest a will.
Carbone Lawyers’ personnel have been representing clients for over 30 years.
With decades of experience, a team of experts who specialise in their fields and a client-centric approach – we are confident that we will be able to deliver the best possible outcome with respect to your legal matters.
Grounds For Challenging A Will
If you would like to find out if you have grounds for challenging a will, our estate & probate specialists will assess your case and provide advice and guidance around the best approach to take.
There are several circumstances where you may have grounds for challenging a will – you may have been left out of a will or you believe the assets and entitlements have not been administered appropriately.
How Can You Contest A Will?
Not everyone can contest a will. You may be able to contest a will if you are:
- The deceased’s child (and in some cases grandchild)
- The deceased’s parent
- The deceased’s spouse or de facto partner
- A former partner entitled to maintenance
- Dependent on the deceased
How to challenge a will, as we mentioned above, begins with determining if you have a right to make a claim.
Our team will then guide you through the process on how to challenge a will and will strive to get the very best outcome for you.
Get Expert Advice On How To Challenge A Will
If you would like help challenging a will, contact our team of experts on 1800 369 888 or fill out our online enquiry form.
Alternatively, you can fill out our online enquiry form and we will get back to you to arrange a time to meet with one of our estate and probate specialists.