If you are a testator (person writing their Will), or a beneficiary (a person named in a Will), understandably you would not want the Will to be challenged in any way. That is why at Castle Family Legal our Wills are written to a standard that reduces the number of ways in which a challenge can be brought.
Unfortunately, in some cases, there are Wills which are open to challenge from potential beneficiaries for a number of reasons. Please see our Resources section on Grounds for Contesting a Will for more information.
If you think that your old Will could be open to being challenged in the future, please get in touch with us for a free no-obligation consultation and we will be pleased to take a look at it. We won’t charge you for this service unless you proceed to update your will.
Perhaps you are not named in a Will, but feel that you are entitled to benefit. You may be able to challenge the Will - we are happy to speak to you. Please visit Grounds for Contesting a Will in our Resources section or give us a call.
Whether you are a named beneficiary in a Will or not, if you feel that another beneficiary has no right to be included in the Will, you may be able to challenge the will. Please drop us a line for a confidential chat about your concerns.
For more information regarding challenging a Will, please see Grounds for Contesting a Will under our Resources section. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any doubts – we are always friendly and approachable.
