Will and Inheritance Disputes Solicitors

Inheritance Claim Or Disputing A Will? Let Specialist Will And Inheritance Disputes Solicitors Help You.

Wills and Inheritance Disputes – Who may be entitled to dispute a Will or make a claim?

You may be entitled to make a claim whether or not there was a Will.

Who may make a claim:

  1. Spouses, partners and cohabitees;
  2. Children;
  3. Anyone who was financially dependent or maintained by the deceased;
  4. Anyone owed money by the deceased or who had an interest in the deceased’s property.
  5. On what grounds may you dispute a Will
  6. The deceased lacked mental capacity; or
  7. The correct formalities were not complied; or
  8. The deceased did not know or approve of the contents of the Will; or
  9. The deceased did not have the requisite intention to make the Will

For immediate assistance, please call us now on 020 3795 6043 or complete a Free Online Enquiry and we will be delighted to help you.

“Himanshu helped me along a very difficult path and advised me all the way, with a fantastic end result.

I have no hesitation in recommending his firm.”

Evelyn Cupit

Executor In Need of Assistance?

When / Why might an Executor need assistance?

  1. To obtain a grant of probate and complete the HMRC forms.
  2. In case there are difficult beneficiaries.
  3. If someone is threatening and or has made a claim against the Estate.
  4. In the event there is a challenge to the validity of the Will.
  5. If there are difficult, absent or obstructive co-executors.
  6. If you need help interpreting a difficult or ambiguous clause in the Will.
  7. To get advice or clarity on your duties as an Executor.
  8. In case the Estate is owed money or needs to make a claim.
  9. If the deceased passed away while being owed money.

For immediate assistance, please call us now on 020 3795 6043 or complete a Free Online Enquiry and we will be delighted to help you.

Beneficiary With A Difficult Executor?

In what circumstances might a beneficiary need assistance?

  1. The executor is not responding to your communications.
  2. The executor is delaying administering the estate.
  3. You believe the executor has acted or is acting dishonestly.
  4. You believe the executor has acted or is acting negligently.
  5. The executor is charging unreasonable fees.
  6. The relationship between you and the Executor has broken down.
  7. You feel that the Will is unclear.

About Ventura Law

Will and Inheritance Disputes SolicitorsVentura Law was founded by Himanshu Batra, who has been in the profession for over 25 years and is an experienced and highly skilled commercial lawyer, litigator and employment law adviser. Himanshu specialises in dispute resolution in these areas as well as in professional negligence cases and property co-ownership disputes.

  • Providing sensible, clear and practical advice to beneficiaries and executors, and also claimants against estates.
  • Acting for parties in claims against estates and in respect of disputed Wills.
  • Making claims against executors who have acted in breach of their duties or where they have caused a loss to the estate.
  • Resolving disputes between executors (including cases where they may also be beneficiaries).
  • Representing Executors in applications to the court to remove co-Executors.
    Acting in claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants Act) 1975 where the deceased failed to make adequate provision under their Will for their Partner and / or children.
  • Advising Executors as to as to their duties in law and on the interpretation of clauses in the Will.
  • Taking proactive steps on behalf of Beneficiaries of Trusts in actions against the Trustees.

Make An Enquiry

For immediate assistance, please call us now on 020 3795 6043 or complete a Free Online Enquiry and we will be delighted to help you.

“He broke down all the brick walls in our dispute and for that I will be forever grateful… they achieved a successful outcome against all odds.”

Emma Street