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Carlsons Solicitors is a law practice with extensive experience in dealing with contesting a will, contentious probate & all matters relating to it. Book your FREE Consultation to find out:
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Call us today to book your FREE consultation. During the consultation you will speak directly with one of our will dispute solicitors or barristers and will be free to ask questions throughout. The process for your case will be briefly explained with clarification on how to proceed and the typical costs involved, leaving you with clarity and reassurance.
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I used Carlsons' services regarding a family dispute over inheritance, the professionalism and the care I received was first-class. Not only did I win but I got more than I actually bargained for. Thoroughly recommend them.
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Matt is an accomplished dispute resolution specialist, whose focus includes Will and probate disputes. His approach to resolving disputes is highly commercial; he is a strong advocate of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and has a notable track record of success, particularly in mediation.
Matt's strategy involves understanding and aligning with a client's objectives from the outset, ensuring tailored solutions.
Matt Smith
Consultant Solicitor
Specialist Area of Law
Dispute Resolution
Mark Evans KC
Consultant Barrister
Paul Dipré
Consultant Barrister
Richard specialises in family law and dispute resolution. He is a member of Resolution and deals with all aspects related to family law,
Richard has worked on high net worth cases for several people in the public eye and has brought about successful conclusions to these matters without the need for contested and expensive litigation, with a proactive and amicable approach to settlement.
Richard Higham
Director
Specialist Area of Law
Dispute Resolution
“Worth his weight in proverbial gold” - Legal 500 UK 2023
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Will Dispute Solicitors That Help You Win Your Claim
Carlsons Solicitors is a law practice with extensive experience in dealing with contesting a will, contentious probate & all matters relating to it. Book your FREE Consultation to find out:
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How Can We Help With Your Case?
Our will dispute solicitors and barristers are highly experienced specialists who understand what’s needed to contest a will and work efficiently to reach a fair claim.
Get peace of mind of knowing we can secure the outcome required. We are experts in contesting and defending wills.
Sound legal advice, experience and expertise that protects your rights and interests.
5 Star legal practice with recognised experts in all aspects of will disputes and inheritance.
Understand your circumstances before advising on your legal rights and options on all issues relating to will disputes and contentious probate.
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We've Helped 100s Of People Get Positive Outcomes
I was very impressed by the professional and quality personal service provided by Carlsons. They helped me every step along the way during a delicate family matter. I was particularly pleased by the way I was kept updated throughout, and they showed sensitivity during a stressful period.
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Mr Higham and his team from Carlsons solicitors can make miracles happen. I cannot recommend them highly enough. I received constant support from my first enquiry until the final outcome. I recommend Carlsons solicitors to anyone who is looking for a personal and friendly service.
KK
I was impressed by the standard of service and professionalism from the first meeting. We are all living in difficult times and I am delighted to say that I was fully supported at every stage of my claim. I was kept fully informed of developments and I am delighted to recommend Carlsons for service, attention to detail and communication throughout.
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The time limit to bring a claim to contest a will varies depending on the type of claim being brought. The key is to act quickly to obtain legal advice from experts in the field.
This will depend on the circumstances as each case is very different. We will be able to give you an estimate of timescale at the start of the matter.
You can stop a probate application by entering a caveat, for example, because there is a dispute about who can apply for probate or whether a will exists.
A person contesting a will should have a vested interest in it, meaning they must be a spouse, child, cohabitee or a person who is expressly mentioned in the will, or a previous will.
There are many ways in which the validity of a will can be challenged. These include whether the person who made the will had knowledge and approval of what they were doing, whether it was properly signed by them and whether there was a lack of testamentary capacity.
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