Defending a Will
There are many ways in which an executor or administrator may find themselves defending a will. The validity of the deceased’s will may be challenged for a variety of reasons, a claim may be made under family provision legislation or there may be a dispute over the administration of the estate.
The process and law that applies to defending a will varies greatly depending upon the state where the deceased person lived. For further information about defending a will in the deceased’s state please click the appropriate link below:
About Armstrong Legal
From our beginnings as Brezniak Neil Smith in a small Sydney office, Armstrong Legal has become a national law firm with more than 30 years of experience supporting Australians through serious legal matters with clarity and care. Our experienced lawyers guide clients through a broad spectrum of legal matters, including contested wills, with professionalism and empathy.
We act promptly, because we recognise that in certain matters, there are time limits that may impact your rights. Whether you're interested in "who can make a claim against an estate", "can you contest a will after probate is granted" or "family provision attorney SA", our expert lawyers can assist you with disputes about the terms of the will, executor removal, estate administration and more.
Before any advice is provided, our team will discuss the client's relationship with the deceased person, the terms of the will, the nature and value of the estate and the reason the dispute has arisen. Initial consultations are obligation-free, and our lawyers can also help you gain clarity on topics like "can an estranged child contest a will", "how much time to contest a will" or "left out of will VIC", so contact us today.