Opposing or contesting a grant of probate – who can?
Opposing a grant of probate, or contesting it you need to be able to show that you have a legal interest in the deceased estate.
Opposing a grant of probate, or contesting it you need to be able to show that you have a legal interest in the deceased estate.
Probate applications require production of the original will. But what if the original can’t be found? In certain circumstances a Court will recognise a lost will and admit a copy of it to probate.
Finding a mistake or error in the will of the deceased can cause extra difficulties in sorting it out. Many couples wish to leave their estates to each other when they die, and then to their children. They usually nominate the same people to act as their executors and trustees, typically each other, and one or more of their children may be appointed as substitutes.