Can anyone challenge a Will?

In our next true or false series Eme-Lee and Camille discuss why it is still important to have a Will even if you have minimal assets.

Simon Bennett, Managing Director and Solicitor practising in wills, estates and probate law in NSW at Southern Waters Legal

In our next true or false series Eme-Lee and Camille discuss whether anyone can challenge your Will?

We understand that losing a loved one is already a difficult time and that can be made harder by an estate dispute. We are able to provide you with advice in relation to contesting a Will or defending a claim against a Will.

If you have any questions about your situation you can reach out to our experienced team for advice.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this video is provided as general information only. It is not intended to be legal advice and it should not be used or relied on as legal or professional advice.

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