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Will Contests

Losing a loved one is already a devastating process, which can be made much worse by problems arising over their will. If you are involved in a dispute regarding the validity of a will, you should consult an attorney immediately. Wills law is complicated and having an experienced attorney can make all the difference.

The validity of a will can be contested on many different grounds including undue influence, lack of mental capacity and duress. Undue influence is when the person making the will (known as the “testator”) was subject to strong influence from another party to create the will a certain way, and the will does not accurately reflect the testator’s intent.

Lack of mental capacity is when the testator did not have the right state of mind to create a will and was not capable of understanding the repercussions of the legal terms put in the will.
Duress is when the testator makes a will based on some threat or fear induced by another person. A will created under duress is not valid because it does not accurately reflect the testator’s intent.

Whether you are contesting or defending the validity of the will, we can help. Our attorney’s will try to resolve the matter in a quick and efficient manner; however, if going to trial becomes necessary, we will fight aggressively to protect your rights. Contact NNK today at 972-939-4878 for a free initial consultation.

Who Can Help?

Whether you want to give your property and assets to your loved ones, or to charity, we can help. NNK will not charge for an initial consultation. An attorney will meet you with as soon you contact NNK to discuss the details of your situation. At NNK, your case will receive personal attention from an experienced attorney. NNK will not charge fees until you have received compensation from your case.

Do not delay, take charge of your future and protect your loved ones even long after you are gone by planning ahead. Call NNK today at 972-939-4878 today.

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