In this informative video, Anna Sutcliffe (Partner) and Hollie Mills (Solicitor) from our Contentious Probate team answer some of the most commonly asked questions around contesting wills specifically with a focus on the Inheritance Provision for Family and Dependants Act 1975.
This conversation provides an overview of the Act, discussing its purpose, eligibility criteria for claimants, the concept of reasonable financial provision, court considerations, and the importance of adhering to strict timeframes for claims. Anna and Hollie aim to clarify common questions surrounding the Act and its practical application in contentious probate cases.
Watch the full video to better understand your rights and options when contesting a will. If you require further advice or wish to speak to a member of our team, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our Contentious Probate team.
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