Howes Percival Contentious Trust Probate

Contentious Trusts and Probate Milton Keynes

Contentious Trusts and Probate Specialists

We understand that the death of a loved one can be an incredibly distressing time for the family. If the deceased has not written a Will before their passing or if the Will is unclear on their intentions, this can occasionally lead to disputes over the interpterion of the Will and their wishes. If you are planning on contesting a Will, rectifying a Will or even having a dispute over estate assets, our specialist Contentious Trusts and Probate team in Milton Keynes can support and provide you with the legal advice you require.

Our Contentious Trusts and Probate solicitors in Milton Keynes are conveniently located at Bell House, Seebeck Place, Knowlhill, MK5 8FR, along with available parking as well as a friendly and welcoming team.

Our specialist Contentious Trusts and Probate solicitors in Milton Keynes can give you clear advice in the event of needing to dispute a Will, whether because you were dependent upon the deceased and not provided for or if you are a beneficiary. We also work closely with individuals who wish to apply for probate, require advice and guidance for trustees or need to clarify the meaning of a Will (construction claims). Our experienced team will provide sensitive and supportive advice on whatever it is you wish to achieve from start to finish.

The team is led by members of The Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists (ACTAPS) who hold specialist qualifications as a result of their experience in this complex area of the law. The team also benefits from specialist expertise in our Wills, Probate, Tax and Trust and Agriculture and Estates teams.

For more information about how we can help you, click on the links below or contact our team today on 01908 672682.

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When someone dies and there is a dispute or concern about the whether or not they had a Will, whether…

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Claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975

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Intestacy – What does it mean?

An intestacy occurs when someone dies without making a valid Will. This may be because they simply…

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When can you challenge the validity of a Will?

Writing a Will is the most sensible way to ensure that your wishes are followed after your death. The…

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Sometimes a Will or Deed does not accurately or correctly reflect the wishes of the Deceased. In such…

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