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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: “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 sister has given us a copy of a will she says is from my father. This will gives her everything and excludes my brother and me. I think the Will is a forgery.  What are the Steps to Contesting a Will?” Steps to […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “What Are the Basis for a Burlington County Will Contest.” What Are the Grounds for a Burling County Will Contest: To contest a will, you must have standing and a case theory. Feeling wronged, or being left out of a Will by itself isn’t […]

From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “What Are the Grounds for a Will Contest.” What Are the Grounds for a Will Contest: Undue Influence. Mr. Montgomery is elderly and ill. He can no longer care for himself and has become reliant on his son Conshohocken. Conshohocken downloads a power of […]

  From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Please give me Examples of Will Contest Situations.” Examples of Will Contest Situations: Undue Influence. Mr. Philadelphia suffers from cancer and has been through a prolonged, painful medical treatment.  He is in pain and takes powerful pain-killing drugs that leave him disoriented. He […]

Bucks County Will Contests have taken place since the first wills were filed and they will be with us as long as there are families that don’t get along.  You can’t stop someone from challenging a will, but with the help of an experienced Will Contest Attorney, you can help make sure […]

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?”

From Our “Ask a Question” mailbag: My sister died recently in Montgomery County, PA, and her boyfriend is filing a forged will. Can I bring a will challenge? “My sister died and her boyfriend is filing a forged Will that gives him everything. The Will she wrote several years ago gives her money to her daughter. Her daughter is hesitant bring a Will challenge. Can I file the Will challenge for her?”