Contesting Probate UK Services for You

If you’re from Sheffield, London, Cambridge or anywhere else in the UK, you might need an expert in inheritance law. For the purposes of contesting probate services, the experts are right there in our title – The Inheritance Experts.

As leading inheritance claims specialists, we pride ourselves on impeccable customer service and delivering the best results for our clients. Our network of UK law firms, in truth, appreciates that a will is only part of the story. Yet the existence of a will alone is never as final as some might have you believe.

Accordingly, our experts make sure victims receive the best support for their rightful claim to a sustainable inheritance.

You have a right to contest probate with an expert

We also believe that all claimants should have access to justice. As a result, we work on a No Win No Fee* basis to ensure you’re not out of pocket. After all, you should pursue the assets and estate trappings rightfully owed to you and your family.

Through our network of capable inheritance and probate law professionals, we’re able to find the right solicitor for your exact needs. The Inheritance Experts ensure you get a solicitor who successfully handles cases like yours. Moreover, you get someone who’ll do everything to support you in your time of need.

Because The Inheritance Experts understand that at this difficult time you don’t want any additional stress. As a result, we ensure that our inheritance claims process is straightforward. You can rely on friendly advisors with:

• broad knowledge of different types of claims;
• the ability to advise you quickly and succinctly.

Some critical facts about contesting a probate

• Do you want to contest a Will and claim for financial provision under the Inheritance (Provision for Family & Dependents) Act 1975? Be sure to remember there’s a time limit to keep in mind if so. In fact, you have exactly six months from the date that the Grant of Probate is issued.
• There’s a variety of different scenarios that can unfold that would constitute contentious probate. The validity of a will, for example, can come into question. Especially if the deceased was subject to undue influence.
• We suggest elsewhere that a TIE-backed solicitor could recommend entering a caveat on the estate courtesy of the Probate Registry. This may, in turn, prevent a grant of probate as well.
• A person has the grounds to contest probate if they believe they received unfair treatment in a person’s will.
• They may also raise a dispute if they can show the administrator fails in certain critical areas for discharging their duties.
• For example, they’re not of a sound mental capacity or don’t understand what they were signing. In legal terms, this would indicate the testator displays a lack of testamentary capacity, and can facilitate your bringing a claim.

Sensitivity as a result of field experience

At The Inheritance Experts, we have industry knowledge that trumps all comers. To that end, we competently handle the most complex cases. Above all, we always do so with sensitivity and from negotiation table to court proceedings (if necessary).

To that end, we recognise that you cannot become an expert in inheritance matters without recognising its very delicate nature. Emotions can run high in probate situations, especially in the aftermath of a lost family member. But under the Inheritance Act, we can pursue unfair inheritance actions on your behalf. Moreover, we do it with the class and professionalism the situation demands.

Gathering evidence for your claim

The Inheritance Experts will then gather more information about your rightful claim. We offer expertise in the grant of probate and letters of administration processes. Accordingly, we’ll advise you what needs to be done to make a successful claim for compensation.

Once you make contact with our team, they will put you in touch with an appropriate solicitor. From there, we build a winning case to pursue what you deserve.

How to start contesting probate UK services

In short, we need to know the details of your case. Therefore, you have to fill us in by filling out our claim form.

Complete and submit our claim form and a specialist advisor will contact you to discuss the details of your case. They will determine in a matter of minutes whether you will be able to make a claim.