When contesting a will your case usually falls under one of the two following categories:

1. Spouse/Civil Partner or Unmarried Partner
2. Children and Stepchildren

Contest a Will as a Spouse/Civil Partner or Unmarried Partner

Common Questions

CWPL can easily answer these common questions for You:

• Am I entitled to contest the Will, and claim for more?
• What is the value of the asset pool in the estate?
• Can CWPL boost the pool with assets that were disposed of on or before death?
• How do I claim additional rights e.g. my share of the home and pension entitlements?
• What is the legal effect of the Will on me?
• How am I affected if the Will is invalid such as due to Undue Influence?

Contest a Will as a Child or Stepchild

Common Questions

CWPL can easily answer these common questions for You:

• My parent left everything to my step-parent, and nothing to me. What can I do?
• What can I do if my step-parent left me out of their Will, and gave it all to their own children.
• What is the legal effect of the Will on me?
• Am I entitled to contest the Will, and claim for more?
• What is the value of the asset pool in the estate?
• If the Will is invalid, or there is no Will, what can a natural child claim?  What can a stepchild claim?
• What rules apply to children who are a product of Adoption, IVF or Surrogacy?

Contact Terry Johansson

CWPL: NOT a traditional law firm

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