Will Contests
A will can leave questions a family cannot settle on its own.
Was a will changed unexpectedly? Is someone questioning its validity? Whether you are raising a concern or responding to one, tell us what happened and bring the documents you have.
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Begin with the facts
A disagreement about a will is rarely just about paperwork. We’ll listen to the history, look at the documents, and discuss whether there may be a legal basis to take action.
What to bring to the conversation
What changed?
Tell us about the will, what you expected, and the events that raised your concern.
What documents do you have?
Bring the will and any letters or estate papers you have. We’ll discuss what else may be needed.
Questions we hear
What if I have concerns about a will?
Gather the will and any related documents you have, then tell us what concerns you. We can discuss the situation and whether further review is appropriate.
Should I wait until the estate is finished?
If you have a concern, contact the office promptly and share any dates or notices you have received. Timing can matter, and the answer depends on the circumstances.
Tell us what concerns you
A conversation can help you decide whether our office is the right place to begin.
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