If you’re involved with a challenge to a Will, you need a specialist lawyer by your side who empathises with the sensitivities and understands the finer details of the law.
Effectively managing your interests in the challenge of a Will takes an expert lawyer who knows the legislation inside out. With Antunes you’ll have the finest talent on your team. If there’s doubt about mental capacity, undue influence, or there is suspicion of fraud or forgery, challenging a Will may be the next step for you or anyone else named as beneficiaries or trustees. If that happens, there are no guarantees, so you should get any action right first time.
When it comes to challenging Wills, the Antunes Lawyers philosophy is that no stone should be left unturned in the action we take to ensure that what you want to happen, happens. Taking the time to understand everything behind the challenge is what we do, and we’re here to help you.
The Antunes Team has recently successfully completed two major family projects for our family... The professionalism, knowledge and judgment exercised by Margaret, Tim and Antunes Team was outstanding.
Dorset Sutton
Antunes is without a doubt the people you need to work with when you face any legal difficulties.They are very responsive, professional, highly knowledgeable and efficient. They have provided us with better outcomes for complex legal issues and obtained better results that what we hoped for.I highly recommend Antunes, and you won't regret working together with them!
Jay
Antunes Lawyers are exceptional. They provide up to date advice and are practical and generous with their time and expertise. Both Tim and Jasmin have been quick to respond and provide practical, care-driven solutions. I am very appreciative of both Tim and Jasmin and their client focus and dedication to achieving the best possible outcome. I highly recommend this trustworthy team.
Anthony B
If there’s a challenge to a Will, Antunes has the expertise you need.
Challenging a Will is a big step with a significant burden of proof on whoever is challenging, and formidable legislative protections in place to uphold a legally prepared Will. So, whatever the issue and whatever your involvement, it pays to have specialists in the field looking after you.
Did the deceased lack mental capacity at the time they made their Will? Was the deceased unduly influenced in the making of their Will? Is there suspicion of fraud or forgery? If any of these questions are being asked in the challenging of a Will, Antunes will help you answer them.
When it comes to challenging Wills, we know what to do next.
- Mental Capacity
- Fraud Suspicions
- Undue Influence
- Forgery Allegations
Whatever you need in Wills and Estates, we’ve got your back.
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