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Grounds for Disputing a Will

It always has to be borne in mind that the available grounds in law for challenging the validity of a Will are very limited and also the classes of people who are entitled to challenge the extent of the financial provision for them under the terms of a Will are fairly limited, as is the extent to which the Courts can re-write the terms of a Will in favour of a disappointed beneficiary.

Obviously, the best way to try to stop such disputes is for all individuals concerned in any way in the dispute to be open and honest with one another and to try to see the other person's point of view. Furley Page always aim to try to minimise any such disputes and the involvement of a solicitor can be helpful encouraging the parties to be realistic and not to allow personal feelings to cloud their judgment.

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