Will Contests Attorney Services
Practice Description
If you are contesting a will, you must feel like everything in you is all nervous. A will contest represents the process by which someone contests the validity of a particular will. This may happen once the deceased person has passed away. And his or her relatives or interested parties are of the opinion that the actual will does not depict the desires of the deceased person. If you are based in Georgia and face the issue of a will contest, then it is essential to seek a lawyer with practice experience. It is only through adequate legal services that one might safeguard himself from losing interest.
At Andersen, Tate And Carr, our lawyers have many years of experience in litigating for individuals who are contesting a will. Most such situations carry massive emotional charges and, sometimes, can get worse; therefore, we are here to guide you every step of the way.
What is a Will Contest?
A will contest normally arises when a party deems a will invalid for one or more of a variety of reasons. Some common reasons of a will contest include:
- Lack of Capacity: If the person who made his will lacked mental capacity when he was making his will. In case he was mentally incompetent, his will can be questioned.
- Undue Influence: Situations whereby a person forces or compels the testator in the making of a will to his advantage. A person who could prove that such a will was created under such influence could possibly make it invalid.
- Failure of Execution: Wills are supposed to follow certain legal formalities. If not so, for example, in case of failure to sign or witness appropriately, the will can be challenged.
How We Can Help with Will Contests
At Andersen, Tate And Carr, we try to settle a will contest as much as possible by negotiation or mediation. But if litigation must be pursued, then we are there to defend you in court. We will do our best to gather evidence and develop a case that is strong enough in support of your argument.
Our awareness of the complexities involved in will contests does not deter us from protecting our client's rights. Whether you want to contest or defend a will, we can provide legal support on all matters.
Contact Our Team of Experienced Will Contest Attorneys Today
ATC remains dedicated and committed to providing effective legal services for will contests. In all cases, we understand that every case is extremely unique, and they require much detail.
Contact us at 770.822.0900 or use our contact form to learn more about how we can assist you to navigate issues in will contests to defend your interest.