Invalid Wills

When may a Will be invalid?

The following are grounds which may render a Will invalid:

• Did the deceased intend to make the Will?
• Was it the deceased's last Will and testament in time?
• Did the deceased have legal capacity and mental capacity when he/she made the Will?
• Did the deceased understand and approve the contents of the Will?
• Was the Will properly executed in accordance with the law i.e. was it signed and witnessed?
• Did the deceased make the Will under undue influence?
• Is there evidence that the Will was revoked and/or rewritten?
• Is there evidence of fraud or forgery in the Will documentation

Query about an Invalid Will? Contact us today

For more information about invalid Wills, call our specialist solicitors today for:

• a FREE first phone consultation on 01722 422300 or
• e-mail advice@contestingawilluk.co.uk

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