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Probate disputes come up during the toughest times and add legal to an already emotional process. Whether it’s a will, trust or guardianship issue, careful handling is key to protect everyone involved. At O’Flaherty Law, our Wheaton probate litigation attorneys will guide you through these challenges. We will protect your interests and resolve disputes quickly.
Whether you’re contesting a will or being accused, getting legal advice early makes a big difference in your case.
Probate disputes are emotional, and family dynamics can cloud your objectivity. Managing litigation on your own during a tough time can feel overwhelming. At O’Flaherty Law, our Wheaton probate litigation attorneys will take the burden off your shoulders so you can focus on family. We’ll handle every detail of your case with care and precision.
To successfully contest a will, you need solid legal grounds and proper procedure. Some common reasons to challenge a will include:
Our Wheaton probate litigation attorneys will review your case to determine the best way to proceed. Whether you’re contesting a will or being accused, we can help.
We know probate litigation can be tough, but you don’t have to do it alone. Our attorneys will provide you with full-service support to resolve your disputes quickly and efficiently. Whether you’re contesting a will, trust or guardianship, we’ll be with you every step of the way. Call today to schedule a consultation and we’ll protect your interests.
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Our Wheaton probate litigation attorneys use this article to discuss how the probate process occurs in Wheaton.
Probate is the legal process of handling an estate after the decedent has passed. In Illinois probate, there are specific deadlines and guidelines to be aware of when filing a claim, and our attorneys explain these to make the process easier.
Read the full article by our Wheaton probate claim attorneys.
In this companion article, our Wheaton probate litigation attorneys explain how the Illinois Dead Man's Act prevents parties to litigation from testifying about their own conversations with a deceased person if that conversation would provide evidence beneficial to a party for testifying. We further outline how the act prevents fraud and exceptions to the act that may affect your contested estate.
Learn more about the Illinois Dead-Man's Act from our Wheaton probate dispute attorneys.
Our Wheaton probate litigation attorneys use this article to explain how formal proof of will hearings are filed and their requirements for standing.
In Illinois, a formal proof of will hearing is called to give parties an opportunity to challenge the admission of a will into probate. There are differences between proof of will and will contests, which are covered in this article.
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