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How to bring a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975

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Posted by Anna Sutcliffe & Hollie Mills on 05 August 2025

Anna Sutcliffe Partner
Hollie Mills - Contentious Probate Solicitor
Hollie Mills Solicitor
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Anna specialises in inheritance disputes including claims under the Inheritance Act 1975, disputes between executors and claims in respect of the validity of wills. Anna also has a particular interest in trust disputes.

Hollie Mills

Solicitor

Hollie specialises in contentious matters concerning wills, trusts and probate disputes.

Anna Sutcliffe

Anna specialises in inheritance disputes including claims under the Inheritance Act 1975, disputes between executors and claims in respect of the validity of wills. Anna also has a particular interest in trust disputes.

Hollie Mills

Hollie specialises in contentious matters concerning wills, trusts and probate disputes.

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