Other Will Disputes
The most common will disputes are family provision applications and challenges to the validity of a will. However, there are many other types of will disputes that executors, beneficiaries and other interested parties can become involved in.
Other types of will disputes include:
- Disputes about the terms of a will (construction cases);
- Disputes about an error or mistake in a will (rectification cases);
- Disputes where the deceased person’s death has been unlawfully caused by a person with an interest in the will (forfeiture rule cases);
- Disputes about whether the executor should be removed from their position (executor removal cases);
- Disputes about how the estate should be administered or whether the estate has been properly administered (estate administration cases); and
- Disputes about the making of a will for a person who does not have testamentary capacity (statutory will cases)
Armstrong Legal has a team that practices exclusively in Wills and Estates Law and we are here to guide you through the process and help you achieve the best possible outcome. If you need advice in relation to a contested wills matter or any other legal matter, please contact us on 1300 038 223.
About Armstrong Legal
Armstrong Legal is a nationwide law firm with over 30 years' experience helping Australians manage serious legal matters across several areas of law, including contested wills, with clear, careful guidance. Across every state and territory in the country, we handle contested estate matters with teams based in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Mornington and Geelong, putting our clients' interests first while providing guidance to help them make informed decisions.
Our national team includes lawyers across Australia who support clients from a diverse range of backgrounds with expert advice, and our lawyers are ready to answer your questions about "will contest lawyers brighton", "contested wills lawyer" or "apply for probate WA". Whether you are challenging a will, disputing the terms of the will or questioning whether the estate has been properly administered, our lawyers can help you act promptly, especially where time limits apply and your rights need to be protected.
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 "contest a will lawyer liverpool", "how long have you got to contest a will" or "contest a will lawyer near me", so contact us today.