Will contest forms 2025

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The document is a legal petition contesting the probate of a will for a deceased individual. The petitioner, who is a son of the deceased, argues that the purported last will is invalid due to reasons including lack of sound mind at execution, improper execution according to state law, undue influence by the executor, and revocation by a subsequent testamentary act. The petitioner requests that the court revoke the probate order and award costs.

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What is the best way to contest a will?

Apply through the courts A solicitor could advise you on who is entitled to view the will after the death, or if you have grounds for contesting a will through the courts. Remember that the legal costs for an unsuccessful claim will be high.

What are the most common grounds for contesting a will?

Not just anyone can contest a will in Massachusetts. Generally, only interested parties have the legal standing to challenge a will. These typically include: Beneficiaries named in the current will.

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