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We specialise in delivering an expert, quick and transparent process. Hence, The Inheritance Experts offer the best choice for expert lawyers in Will disputes, trust disputes and contentious probate in England & Wales. Before you hire any old lawyer, turn to the people that know inheritance best – The Inheritance Experts.

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Welcome to The Inheritance Experts – Above and Beyond

All UK Written Wills
No Win No Fee*

In brief, The Inheritance Experts are one of the top claims management companies in the country. So, as a result, your claim is in safe hands with both us and the solicitors we work with.

Above all, we’re able to provide knowledge and support on a wide range of dispute cases. Therefore, we’re able to offer our clients a No Win No Fee service. Accordingly, we operate with a no win no fee agreement. In essence, you don’t personally need to pay us anything.*

The Inheritance Experts offer capable advisors: in particular, you receive expertise and the personal touch to give your claim the push it needs. In summary, that’s true whether you’re:

  • ready to start a dispute, or;
  • would just like an initial conversation with a solicitor;

Here is your chance to take the first step to get what you deserve. Therefore, fill in our quick contact form and The Inheritance Experts will call you back whenever suits you.

 

*Terms and conditions may apply which you’ll need to discuss with the chosen solicitor.

Why Choose Us?

In short, no one knows better than the solicitors we work with that financial disagreements can cause lasting damage to families. Moreover, it’s always better to obtain expert legal advice than to assume your people will respect your rights. Consequently, contact The Inheritance Experts today and find out how we can help you.

Experts

Furthermore, the solicitors we work know how to deal with inheritance disputes effectively and efficiently. Therefore, we’re universally committed to securing the best possible outcome for you.

Personal

Initially, we’ll allocate your own expert solicitor within England & Wales, who will be there for you regularly.

Fixed Fee

Beyond simple inheritance matters, we also handle fixed fees for Wills, Probates & Lasting Power Of Attorney. Accordingly, our Inheritance department covers all aspects of preparing wills and dealing with a person’s assets after death.

We make decisions quickly – within 30 minutes

Video Meetings Available – Above and Beyond

We can also offer video meetings with you via WhatsApp or Zoom. Accordingly, we’re mobile and flexible enough to speak with you on your turf. Above all, get in touch with us today to arrange a video meeting with one of our advisors.

Challenge your will now using our experts.

Ordinarily, when you’re thinking about whether to contest a will, you’ve got a lot to consider. In fact, there are a lot of things you need to be aware of if you want your claim to succeed. Therefore, this guide will outline the various things you will need to keep in mind.

WHY CONTEST A WILL?

In short, there might be several reasons why you may want to challenge a will. Usually, clients feel they had to face some unfair treatment in the process, or overlooked in the distribution of an estate’s assets. It may be that you receive less than you believe you deserve. Alternatively, because money or an item you were promised didn’t come to you upon delivery of the will.

Some generally common reasons to challenge

In particular, there are many other reasons you can challenge a will.

Likewise, if you believe you face unfair exclusion or providing for in a will, talk to The Inheritance Experts. Namely, for legal advice about making a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. Above all, this law provides for people financially dependent on a person at their death, but who were not left adequate provision in the will. This is including the spouse, unmarried partner, or children of the testator.

For example, a successful challenge involves an unmarried couple who had been living together for six years. The testator, accordingly, didn’t change their original will, which states their ex-spouse is the estate’s primary beneficiary. After negotiation and mediation, the ‘new’ partner receives payment to recognise their financial situation. Moreover, it all happens in the negotiation stages, and without requiring the claim going to court.

Accordingly, Our Solicitors are:

ACTAPS Accredited
Legal 500 recommended

INHERITANCE DISPUTES AND THE LAW

In short, with will dispute, we always advise clients to contact us at the earliest opportunity. Hence, there are strict statutory timelines for challenging a will. Which is why it’s best to do so before the issuance of probate. Because after a grant of probate, there is only a six month period to make a claim within England & Wales.

Indeed, making a legal challenge has its complications. In particular, when you may be coping with painful emotions like grief, betrayal and anger. Our inheritance and will dispute solicitors will handle your claim with sensitivity and respect. Meanwhile, we’re protecting your best interests and ensuring the legal process proceeds in a fair and timely manner.

In comparison, some clients worry that they will face a lengthy court case. Indeed, it’s true that some inheritance disputes are heard in court. Yet many find a resolution outside of court through mediation and negotiation. Under your agreement with us, your lawyer not only represents your legal rights. But they also act as a buffer between you and the other party and minimise the risk of disputes caused by heightened emotions and personal accusations.

Resolution

Lastly, most claims can be finalised without litigation. For example: say that a claim cannot be resolved through alternative dispute resolution. In that case, the solicitor acting on behalf of the party contesting the will can take some steps. Usually, they’ll submit the case to court where it can take between 12 and 18 months to finalise.

Furthermore, our solicitors know that financial disagreements can cause lasting damage for even the strongest families. It’s usually wiser to obtain expert legal advice than to assume your rights will be given the respect it deserves. Consequently, contact The Inheritance Experts today and find out how we can help you.

Decisions within 30 minutes

Please note that we can only investigate matters in England and Wales





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