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Estates and Vulnerable Persons

Experienced estates and vulnerable persons solicitors

If you’re facing a dispute involving estates or vulnerable persons, our team can provide expert legal support with compassion and integrity, ensuring your loved one’s rights and best interests are protected.

FAQs
  • How is it determined if a person lacks mental capacity?

    A legal test under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 assesses a person's capacity. This involves evaluating whether a person can understand, retain and weigh information to make a specific decision.

  • What is the Court of Protection?

    The Court of Protection makes decisions for individuals who lack the mental capacity to do so themselves. We can assist you in starting this process.

  • What are the grounds for contesting a will?

    A will can be contested on grounds including:
    - Lack of testamentary capacity
    - Undue influence
    - Fraud or forgery

    If you believe you have grounds to contest a will, start the conversation with our expert team today.

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