Contesting a will: Part IV Applications.
What if a loved one who had an obligation to provide for you has failed to do so? What if the deceased is a sibling who has been isolated or institutionalised and has arranged for their will to be done, leaving you out? What if your partner made changes to their will that affected your joint assets without telling you before they died? An estate dispute can arise in any of these situations and more. Although valid wills are usually administered according to the deceased's instructions, there are circumstances in which they can be contested with a Part IV Application.
