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London Contesting Wills Solicitor

Dealing with the death of a family member is emotional, and you face difficult personal and legal issues at the same time. We understand you need someone who can handle your legal situation efficiently in order to protect your interests. We care about our clients and are passionate about achieving the best results for you.

Ronald Fletcher & Co. | West London Inheritance Dispute Solicitor

Few London law firms are able to match our level of experience, qualification and successful results. We are able to provide our clients — individuals and families alike — with the personal representation they deserve. You will always deal directly with our senior solicitor Derek Rosenblatt, who has more than 30 years of experience. We will not delegate your case to inexperienced staff and solicitors. You can be sure your case is in safe hands.

How Long Do I Have To Contest A Will?

If you have a probate dispute there is a time limit in which it can be actioned. You have 6 months from the date probate is granted to contest a will. It is vital to speak to an expert solicitor straight away.

Reasons To Contest A Will:

  • The validity of the will.
  • Undue Influence.
  • Fraud
  • Mistake
  • Forgery
  • Loss of mental capacity of the testator.
  • If the beneficiary was not connected to the deceased (for example a charity).

Contesting a will is a complex area of law and you need an experienced specialist with expert knowledge to help you fight your case. We are able to provide you with the specialist detailed attention your case needs. If you are not sure about whether you have a good case, we can find out and make sure you understand all your options. We explain legal issues in simple terms that are easy for you to understand. It is our responsibility to make sure you consider all of your options.

Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975

We can assist you if you have been left out of a will or denied your fair share of a deceased family member's estate. Regardless of the validity of the will, this act allows you to apply to the court in order to claim a fair share of the estate. Where no will has been made you may be allowed to make a claim against the estate under this Act.

No-win no-fee: We will work with you to find out more about your case. If possible we will take on the case at no cost to you.


Contact an Experienced London Solicitor | Call 0808 231 6796

The essence of our client service is efficiency, speed and a keen sense of how to succeed. Contact us for your free initial telephone advice and to book an appointment. Our London solicitors for contested wills and estates look forward to helping you resolve your legal issues. We aim to answer each enquiry within an hour of receiving it, and we will use the initial consultation to give you a good idea of your legal options.

Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) SRA number 48369