Estate and probate litigation is something you might have to deal with if your will is not correctly worded, or if one of your heirs is able to successfully establish that you were under the influence of others when you made your will. It is more common for those who have considerable estates, substantial assets or properties, or substantial bank accounts to become involved in probate litigation.
The Probate Court is responsible for the administration of a will, a trust, or an intestate estate in accordance with specific statutes that outline the responsibilities of the numerous parties involved, including the heirs, executors, and administrators of the estate of the deceased person.
Law companies such as Howard Law have a long history of successfully defending heirs and beneficiaries in a wide range of probate matters, including guardianship processes, competency hearings, and trust litigation. This includes cases where the heirs or beneficiaries are being accused of wrongdoing.
Whether you are acting as an executor or administrator or are an heir or beneficiary who suspects there is a problem with the will or with the conduct or omissions of these individuals, they are able to fully explain to you your rights and responsibilities, as well as the dangers and outcomes you may face. They can do this whether you believe there is a problem with the will or with the conduct or omissions of these individuals.
