Inheritance Recovery

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How can we help you claim your inheritance?

Are you looking for a reputable and experienced , inheritance Agency? Then you came to the right place. The death of a loved one and the settling of that person’s estate is an event that can cause heated disagreements within a family. Sometimes those fights leave lasting emotional wounds that take years to heal.

If you are involved in an estate litigation matter or you are a fiduciary who needs legal assistance to defend against any estate litigation claim such as a contested accounting, it is important that you contact us to protect your interests.

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In many cases, an inheritance dispute involves an heir or beneficiary unhappy with the part of the estate that they have received. This can lead to different estate disputes such as allegations over how the executor has managed the estate, a challenge over how the will was executed, and even accusations of improprieties on how the will was executed.

If you find yourself involved in an inheritance dispute, it is key to be represented by the experienced Legatee Lawyers from the office of Legatee Group. These estate disputes and will contests can be extraordinarily complex, involving difficult family dynamics.

Our lawyers will review the facts of the disagreement and work closely with you in hopes of reaching the most satisfying possible resolution considering the issues involved in the dispute. To discuss the particulars of your case and better determine your legal options, please give our office a call today to set up a confidential evaluation.


What Are the Common Interested Parties for Inheritance Disagreements?

Only those who are interested parties have the legal right to pursue a dispute in the Surrogate’s Court, regardless of whether there are a number of other people that may have reasons to be upset by the provisions of a will.

Legally recognized interested parties are usually:

  • Heirs: Typically, close family members such as children, the spouse, grandchildren, parents, and siblings.
  • Beneficiaries: Anyone who is named in a will.

Additionally, interested parties also include claimants, fiduciaries, creditors, or anyone who would have inherited under a previous or later will. In a scenario where your mother passed away and left you a much smaller bequest than she left your brother, you could initiate estate litigation because you are an interested party.

On the other hand, you won’t have the standing to object to the will if you were only a friend of the decedent who was simply hoping to receive a testamentary gift. To better understand your rights of inheritance, we encourage you to reach out to a lawyer at Legatee Group. We can help to explain your individual rights following the passing of your loved one and offer legal guidance about how to pursue your goals from there.