Successful Resolution in Grant of Probate Estate Dispute
We are very pleased to announce a recent success in a challenging estate litigation matter. After a long process in which we were required to present evidence to counter allegations of undue influence and concerns about the capacity of the Willmaker, we were able to successfully obtain a Grant of Probate for our client.
To secure this favourable outcome, we needed to present strong evidence to support the validity of the Will. Our Partner and Succession Lawyer, Peter Griffin, played a pivotal role in achieving this success. His expert estate litigation skills were instrumental in navigating the complexities over a drawn-out process. We also extend our gratitude to the executor, the supportive friends of the Willmaker, and the Willmaker's General Practitioner, whose invaluable evidence and support bolstered our case.
Estate litigation refers to legal disputes that arise in relation to wills, inheritances, and estates. These disputes may include will contests, capacity challenges, undue influence claims, breach of fiduciary duty cases, guardianship disputes, and intestate succession conflicts. This recent matter demonstrates our expertise and dedication in such matters.
We understand the emotional and financial stress that can come with estate disputes, and we strive to provide our clients with compassionate and effective representation. If you or someone you know requires guidance in any aspect of estates law, our Succession team is here to help. We offer a range of services, including estate planning, wills and probate and all aspects of estate litigation. Our team is dedicated to providing our clients with the best possible outcome and we work tirelessly to achieve this. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
This article is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. If you require legal advice in relation to your personal circumstances, you must formally engage our firm, or another firm to provide legal advice in relation to your matter. Bradley & Bray lawyers takes no responsibility for any use of the information provided in this article.
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