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Will Contest Attorney in Florida
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Will Contest Attorney in Florida
Probate Lawyers in Lakeland Florida. We Provide experienced Will Contest Legal Services in Polk County, Central Florida and the entire State of Florida.
Call 863.250.2990 today to schedule a Free Consultation with our skilled Probate & Will Contest attorneys.
When a will is contested, navigating the complexities of probate litigation requires experienced legal guidance. At MTM Law Firm, we protect your rights and fight for a fair resolution, allowing you to focus on honoring your loved one's memory.
Over 50 Years of Combined Legal Experience in Will Contests
At MTM Law Firm, our team of seasoned will contest attorneys brings over five decades of combined legal expertise to help clients navigate the complexities of will disputes. We understand that challenging a will can be legally challenging and emotionally charged, impacting families and loved ones.
Whether you're a beneficiary seeking to uphold a will's validity or an interested party with concerns about its legitimacy, our experienced will contest attorneys provide personalized, compassionate, and strategic guidance to protect your inheritance rights.
What is a Will Contest in Florida?
A will contest is a legal challenge to the validity of a deceased person's will. It arises when beneficiaries or other interested parties have concerns about the will's authenticity or believe it doesn't accurately reflect the deceased person's wishes.
These situations can be emotionally charged and legally complex, often requiring the expertise of a skilled will contest attorney in Florida.
When is a Will Contest Necessary?
Will contests become necessary when there are legitimate reasons to question the validity of a will. Common grounds for contesting a will include:
Common Reasons for Contesting a Will in Florida
- Undue Influence: If a beneficiary or individual exerted pressure on the decedent to manipulate the terms of the will, this could invalidate its provisions. This often occurs when elderly or vulnerable individuals are coerced into including or excluding specific parties.
- Lack of Testamentary Capacity: For a will to be valid, the decedent must have had a sound mind at the time of signing. If you believe your loved one lacked mental clarity due to dementia, Alzheimer's, or another condition, this may serve as a valid basis for contesting the will.
- Fraud: In cases where the decedent was misled into signing a will, either believing it was another document or that the provisions were different, you may have grounds to challenge the will based on fraud.
- Improper Execution: Florida law has strict rules for executing wills. Any failure to follow these formalities, such as the absence of witnesses or improper signing procedures, can invalidate the will.
- Subsequent Wills or Codicils: If a newer will exists that contradicts the earlier document, the court may need to determine which will is valid and enforceable.
Experienced Will Contest Lawyers By Your Side
If you're involved in a will contest or believe a will is invalid, contact MTM Law Firm today for a free consultation. Our experienced will contest attorneys will assess your situation, explain your rights, and provide expert legal guidance to help you navigate this challenging time.
If you have questions about Probate and Will Contests issues, don’t wait—make sure your legal rights are protected. Call 863.250.2990 today to schedule your Free Consultation with our Probate attorneys.
Matthew T. Morrison
A graduate of Jones Law, he is our team lead for the probate department and case management. He is the one to establish the plan in court.
Carlos E. Carrillo
A graduate of St Thomas Law, Carlos is head of client management and client relations. He is the master of what happens out of court.
Carlos E. Carrillo
A graduate of St Thomas Law, Carlos is head of client management and client relations. He is the master of what happens out of court.
Swift Resolution of Will Contests
STEP ONE: Personalized Case Consultation and Evaluation
Your journey with us begins with a detailed consultation where we carefully evaluate your situation. We’ll take the time to understand your concerns, thoroughly assess the specifics of the will contest, and offer clear explanations of your legal options, ensuring you feel confident in your next steps.
STEP TWO: Crafting a Strategic Approach
Our seasoned will contest attorneys will examine your case's complexities, identify key legal issues, and craft a customized strategy designed to protect your interests. Whether through negotiation, mediation, or determined courtroom representation, we’ll ensure your case is handled with precision.
STEP THREE: Dedicated Advocacy for a Fair Resolution
Throughout the litigation process, MTM Law Firm will be your steadfast advocate, fighting for your rights every step of the way. We’re focused on achieving an efficient and fair resolution so you can put the dispute behind you and move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
Why Choose MTM Law Firm for Will Contests?
At MTM Law Firm, our experienced will contest attorneys provide clear guidance and strong representation in emotionally charged will disputes. We're dedicated to protecting your rights and ensuring you receive the inheritance you deserve.
Experienced Will Contest Attorneys
Our team has a deep understanding of Florida probate law and extensive experience handling will contests.
Compassionate Support
We recognize the emotional toll of will contests and provide empathetic support throughout the process.
Personalized Attention
We tailor our approach to your unique needs, ensuring your voice is heard, and your rights are protected.
Focus on Results
We're dedicated to achieving the best possible outcome for your case, whether through negotiation or litigation.
If you have questions about Probate or Will Contests issues, call 863.250.2990 today to schedule your Free Consultation with our Probate attorneys.
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