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From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Can you explain the process of Challenging a Will?” The Process of Challenging a Will Will Contests are legal proceedings in specific, specialized courts that follow particular rules. This short article is a quick introduction to some of these concepts, and there is a […]

De nuestra carpeta de correo  “Haga una pregunta”: “Mi padre y yo teníamos una relación excelente. Él vivió toda su vida en el condado de Bucks, Pensilvania. Inmediatamente después de su funeral, mi hermana presentó un testamento en Doylestown, excluyéndome. Este no es el testamento de mi padre. Necesito un […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My mother died this year, and my brother filed a will he had her sign when she had dementia. I want to contest the Will, but I don’t know what that means. Can you explain what You Need to Know about Contesting a Will […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “How do I contest a Will in Pennsylvania? Are you a Will Contest Lawyer in Pennsylvania?” Will Contest in Pennsylvania; Our Will Contest Lawyer Team Protects Your Rights. You can contest a Will on several grounds. Each ground presents its own set of requirements […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My mother died recently. Before she died, she was in much pain and on pain medication. My sister forced her to sign a new Will just before she died, leaving me nothing. Can I challenge the Will? I need to talk to a Philadelphia […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My aunt died last week.  At the funeral, my uncle informed my sister and me that just before she died, my aunt signed a new will that gives him everything. My aunt told us that she was leaving us $100,000.00 each in her will. […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My mother died last year, and my grandmother wanted me to inherit my mother’s share of her estate. My Aunt forced my grandmother to leave me out of her will. My aunt has filed this false will, and I want to challenge the will. […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Please Explain How to Contest a Will in Philadelphia.” What Are the Grounds for a Philadelphia Will Contest: Any interested party can contest a Will. Being a child, spouse, or just upset by the Will isn’t enough.  The word “interested” means someone who has […]

Our “Ask a Question” mailbag address the question of how and where does one contest a will.

“I may contest my father’s Will. He died recently in Philadelphia. How do I contest a Will in Philadelphia? Who will hear the case?”

Ask a Question” mailbag: Isn’t it true that theft from estate disqualifies beneficiary from inheriting from that estate? “As the executor of my mother’s estate I was able to prove that my brother stole from my mom. The judge ordered him to return the money. My mother’s Willdivides the assets between all the children equally. Is my brother disqualified from inheriting his share?”