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Estate Litigation

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Wills and estates disputes

Estate litigation is an area of law concerned with disputes arising out of a deceased person's estate, including the validity of wills, asset distribution disagreements, or claims against the estate. It also includes issues relating to power of attorney agreements, representation agreements and committee applications. Our experienced estate litigation team assists with all of these disputes and would welcome an opportunity to discuss your issues.  

Estate litigation is an area of law concerned with disputes arising out of a deceased person's estate, including the validity of wills, asset distribution disagreements, or claims against the estate. It also includes issues relating to power of attorney agreements, representation agreements and committee applications. Our experienced estate litigation team assists with all of these disputes and would welcome an opportunity to discuss your issues.  
Johnston Franklin Bishop

How We Can Help

We understand that issues can arise in wills and estates, creating unnecessary stress for all involved. Whether it's concerns about the validity of a will, disputes over asset distribution, or claims against the estate, we're here to help. If you suspect undue influence, lack of capacity, or improper execution of a will, we can guide you through the process. We also assist with disagreements among beneficiaries, disputes involving creditors, or allegations of improper actions by executors or trustees. Let us provide the support and expertise you need to resolve these challenges.

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What are the main things to know for estate planning?
Each estate plan is unique depending on your circumstances. You should consider your estate plan as a whole including a will but also joint ownership and beneficiary designations. You should also consider appointing an attorney to handle finances while alive, a representative for health care decisions and an advance directive to die with dignity.

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