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Will Contests May Be Rare, but They Do Happen
If a person makes a Will when he does not have the mental capacity to make a Will or when he is so dominated by another that he can't make the Will that he wants to make, a Will contest often results.
How to Contest a Will
You had a loving relationship with your mother and she always said she would leave everything to you and your siblings, but after she died, you...
What Happens to My Inheritance If Someone Contests My Father’s Will?
If you are notified that someone has challenged the Will admitted to probate, your next question is likely “ What happens to my inheritance if someone contest my father’s Will ? ”
Estate Planning Attorneys Explain What Happens When Someone Contests a Will
During the probate process, someone could decide to challenge the validity of your Will by filing a Will contest. The Moline estate planning lawyers at Nash, Nash, Bean & Ford, LLP explain what happens if someone does contest your Will and what you can do to limit the likelihood of a Will contest succeeding.
Tips for Drafting A Will To Avoid A Contest
When setting up your estate, it is important to know how to avoid a will contest. This post will provides tips for drafting a will to avoid a contest.
What Situations Lead to a Contest of Wills?
Will disputes arise and get contested by disgruntled heirs & beneficiaries due to bad financials, disinheritance, or having multiple trustees.
Contesting a Will: What Are the Acceptable Grounds?
Contesting a will is possible if you have a valid reason or reasons. There are certain grounds that are acceptable.
How do you know when to contest a will?
People create an estate plan so their loved ones know what their wishes are for their assets. While most estate plans are made without any issues, there are some instances in which they're create
Estate Planning Lawyer: How to Contest Your Loved One’s Will
By hiring a competent estate planning lawyer, you gain an advocate who will use the law to settle your loved one’s estate once and for all.
When Does a No Contest Clause Make Sense?
A No Contest clause is mostly what it sounds like. It is a paragraph that can be included in a Last Will and Testament or a trust, which basically states that anyone who challenges the validity of the document or the way it distributes or manages the assets of the estate will receive less than what the document would have otherwise allowed.
Who Will Care For Your Children If Something Unexpected Happens To You?
Parents, if you do not want someone else deciding who will care for your minor and/or disabled children if something unexpectedly happens to you, it...
Using a No-Contest Clause to Prevent Heirs from Challenging a Will or Trust
If you are worried that disappointed heirs could contest your will or trust after you die, one option is to include a "no-contest clause" in your...
