Inheritance Disputes | Free Claim Checker

Are you dealing with a Will or inheritance claim?

If you are worried about a Will, inheritance, or estate dispute, the first step is not to guess. It is to find out quickly whether there may be a legal claim, and what type of claim it might be.

Fern Wills & LPAs does not run contentious probate cases in-house. We have partnered with inheritance dispute specialists IDR Law, whose free Claim Checker helps you assess whether your concern may have merit and what type of claim may need specialist review.

Start here: Use the free Claim Checker

Simply enter the details of your circumstances into the Claim Checker. Within minutes, you should receive a report with a breakdown of the strengths and weaknesses of your case.

This may help if:

• you were left out of a Will
• you expected to inherit and did not
• you are worried about pressure, capacity, forgery, or signing problems
• you think reasonable financial provision may not have been made
• there is already a dispute involving executors, beneficiaries, or the estate

Not every upsetting outcome becomes a good legal claim. Some disputes are about whether a Will is valid. Others are about whether the estate has failed to make reasonable financial provision. An early filter can save time, cost, and false starts.

If you want more background first, read Can you contest a Will?

If you would rather speak to me first, you can request a call back

Important:

Fern Wills & LPAs may receive a fee share if you go on to instruct IDR Law after using the Claim Checker or after an introduction from us. This simply means we receive 10% of any fees received by IDR Law during your case. Your fees will not be any greater than if there were no such arrangement in place.

IDR Law is completely independent of Fern Wills & LPAs and will always act in your best interests. Our arrangement with IDR Law does not affect the advice they give you, which will always be impartial and confidential.

Information you provide to IDR Law will not be disclosed to Fern Wills & LPAs unless you consent.

This page is general information only, not individual advice.