Inheritance Disputes - Easy guide
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To make a claim under the Inheritance Act, the Deceased needs to be domiciled in England and Wales. The question of domicile is complicated; call us and we can discuss whether you may have a claim
Was the Deceased domiciled in England and Wales at the date of death?
Claims outside 6 months can be brought in exceptional circumstances, if need advice, contact us
Are you within six months of the Grant of Probate?
You should be entitled to financial provision as is reasonable in all the circumstances of the case – not limited to what you need for your maintenance; contact us
Were you married to or, in a civil partnership with, the deceased?
If you need advice as to whether you fall into one of these categories, contact us
Do you fall into another category of claimant:
- Former spouse or c.p. who has not remarried
- A co-habitant for at least 2 years
- A child or treated as a child
- Person maintained by the deceased
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Have you received reasonable financial provision as is reasonable for your maintenance in all the circumstances?
You may have a claim. Contact Us.
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