Contentious Probate Solicitors in Brighton
Going through the loss of a loved one and taking care of the administration of their Estate can be distressing. Especially, in circumstances where there are disagreements about how the Estate is being administered or concerns surrounding their Will.
At Lawson Lewis Blakers we have a dedicated department for all matters regarding Wills and civil disputes. We can act on the behalf of all parties involved, whether you are a beneficiary, family member, dependent, Executor, or Administrator. Our knowledgeable team are here to lead you through the process of dealing with any issues you may be facing, including:
- The challenging of a Will
- Dealing with issues where there is no Will
- Resolving any problems with a Will
- Concerns regarding the Power of Attorney
- Property disputes
- Disputes about how an Estate is being administered
Our sympathetic team keep you updated through every step in the process of your case, and we understand how sensitive these matters can be.
East Sussex Law Firm
As a long-established solicitors’ practice, we value combining our traditional values of an approachable and friendly service along with current business practices. We are a modern law firm with offices based in the East Sussex area - in Peacehaven, Lewes and Eastbourne. As a law firm that puts their clients first, we ensure to keep you updated with the latest developments in your case and are here to answer any questions or queries you may have.
Contesting a Will
Disputes over Wills, such as, a lack of a Will or concerns of how the estate is being administered can be difficult to navigate. We have seen an increase in these types of cases and understand just how important it is that you have a law firm you trust assisting you. Our team of Contentious Probate Solicitors are highly experienced in achieving a successful outcome and we use out expertise to guide you through this difficult time. We endeavour to keep the process as hassle free as possible by aiming to keep your case out of court.
You can challenge a Will based on the following reasons:
- If the Will is invalid or incorrectly witnessed
- A lack of mental capacity
- Unlawful pressure was put upon the individual writing the Will
- The Will was created without consent of its content
- The Will fails to sufficiently provide for the dependents
For more information regarding challenging a Will please see our disputed probate page.
Get in Contact
We continue to offer in-person meetings and meetings via Email, Zoom, Facetime and telephone. We aim to ensure everyone has the same access to reliable legal advice. Appointments can be made within our opening hours of Monday to Friday 9am – 5:15pm. If required, we also offer appointments out of these hours - please contact us.
If you would like more information on our services or to book an appointment, please get in touch using the form at the top of this page.
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