Will Dispute: Online case assessment

Step 1. Your situation

Please fill out all information as accurately as you can.

My suspicions relate to (select up to 3):

Mental state of deceased making the Will.

Influence exerted by a person over the deceased to receive a benefit under the Will.

The Will was recently changed to provide unexpected bequests.

I have concerns about the signature appearing on the Will.

Please state their mental state *

Please state who you think exercised their influence? *

Please state the recent change? *

Please state your concerns about the signature? *

What was your relationship with the deceased? *

Were you separated as at the date of the deceased death? *

Yes

What is the date of the Will? *

I don't know / un-sure of date

What was the deceased's Date of Death? *

I don't know / un-sure of date

What was deceased's age at death? *

What is your current age? *

Step 3. Your details

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How many adult beneficiaries are named in the Will? *

How many child beneficiaries are named in the Will? *

How many persons are there with potential claims against the estate who are not named in the Will? *

Step 3. Your details

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Full Name *

Email Address *

Phone *

Message

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Step 4. Your results

Hi ,

Thanks for your enquiry. Our will disputes lawyers will be in touch within the next business day to assist with your enquiry. If your matter is urgent, please call us on 1300 580 413.

During the case assessment process, you stated that you have concerns that a Will is suspicious.

You stated that the date of the deceased’s death is . Claims relating to the review of the validity of a will should be made promptly in any event notified to the executor within 6 months of the deceased death. An application to have the will “proved in solemn form” should be made within 9 months of that date.

You stated that you were unsure / don't know when the date of the deceased's death. Claims relating to the review of the validity of a will should be made promptly in any event notified to the executor within 6 months of the deceased death. An application to have the will “proved in solemn form” should be made within 9 months of that date.

Based on the information you have provided us to date, and subject to the inherent limitations of this assessment tool, you have SOME prospects of success in a worthwhile application for a provision to be made for you from the deceased’s estate.

This assessment must not be relied upon as legal advice which can only be given when all circumstances have been carefully considered.

For a personalised assessment applicable to your particular circumstances, please call 1300-580-413 or email us today.

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You stated that the date of the deceased’s death is . Claims relating to the review of the validity of a will should be made promptly in any event notified to the executor within 6 months of the deceased death. An application to have the will “proved in solemn form” should be made within 9 months of that date.
You stated that you were unsure / don't know when the date of the deceased's death. Claims relating to the review of the validity of a will should be made promptly in any event notified to the executor within 6 months of the deceased death. An application to have the will “proved in solemn form” should be made within 9 months of that date.Based on the information you have provided us to date, and subject to the inherent limitations of this assessment tool, you have SOME prospects of success in a worthwhile application for a provision to be made for you from the deceased’s estate.
This assessment must not be relied upon as legal advice which can only be given when all circumstances have been carefully considered.
For a personalised assessment applicable to your particular circumstances, please call <a href="tel:1300580413">1300-580-413</a> or <a href="mailto:enquiries@qldestatelawyers.com.au">email us today</a>.

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I think the Will is suspicious

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Will Dispute: Online case assessment

Step 1. Your situation

Step 2. Select Options

Step 3. Your details

Step 3. Your details

You will immediately receive in the next screen our Instant Assessment after you Click Submit.

Step 4. Your results

Hi ,

I think the Will is suspicious