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Do you have an inheritance dispute? There are various grounds on which a will can be challenged: Lack of testamentary capacity: This means that the person making the will did not have the mental capacity to understand the consequences of their actions when making the will. Undue influence: This refers to situations where the person making the will was coerced or unduly influenced by someone else, such as a caregiver or family member. Fraud or forgery: This occurs when the will is fraudulent, forged or tampered with in some way, such as by adding or removing clauses or signatures. Improper execution: A will must be executed in accordance with specific legal formalities, such as being signed in the presence of witnesses. If these formalities are not followed, the will may be considered invalid. Revocation: If a later will is made that revokes a previous will, the earlier will is no longer valid. However, if the later will is found to be invalid, the earlier will may still be valid. Rectification and construction: These are legal remedies that allow a court to correct errors or ambiguities in a will or to interpret the will’s meaning. If you are involved in such a dispute or wish to take advice to try and avoid such a dispute then please contact Justin Sadler or Hilary Buckle and reserve your one hour consultation for £95...