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Unfairly Excluded From a
Will or Intestacy?

Expert Assistance for Will Validity Challenges, Estate and Trust Administration Disputes, and Inheritance Issues 

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If you find yourself in a situation where you are questioning the legitimacy of a will, dissatisfied with the administration of an estate or trust, or have not received what you were expecting from a will or intestacy, our team of professionals is available to provide assistance. 

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Inheritance Act 1975 

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The Inheritance Act of 1975, also known as the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act, enables specific individuals to claim financial provision from a deceased person's estate. This legislation allows certain people to make a claim on a deceased person's estate under specific circumstances. For example, a surviving spouse or civil partner is entitled to a reasonable financial provision, which could maintain their standard of living before the partner's death. Other individuals who qualify for claims under this act are entitled to reasonable financial provisions for their maintenance, as long as the estate can provide it. 

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Do you feel that you have been unfairly excluded from a will or are struggling financially due to the lack of one? You may have the right to bring an Inheritance Act claim. 

Our team of skilled Inheritance Act solicitors can provide you with the necessary guidance and support to ensure that you receive the maximum amount of financial provision available under the law.

We are committed to resolving Inheritance Act claims swiftly and cost-effectively, as evidenced by our successful track record.

Call or email us today to book a consultation!