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Estate Litigation Attorney In Hollywood, Florida
Facing A Disputed Estate? Our Estate Litigation Team Will Fight For You
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is hard enough without having to fend off unwanted claims from other family members or friends. At Klein & Fortune PA in Florida, our seasoned estate litigation attorneys are here to help you navigate the convoluted process of challenging or preserving your loved one's will. With our unwavering representation, you can count on us to pursue every avenue to secure a favorable outcome for your case. Our strong track record in handling disputes over wills and trusts, guardianship issues, and challenges to heirship stands testament to our commitment. We're there for you every step of the litigation process. Don't hesitate – reach out to one of our estate lawyers at Klein & Fortune PA today.
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Which Kinds of Grounds Are There to Dispute My Loved One’s Estate?
There are numerous reasons why you may decide to contest your loved one’s estate in Florida. Perhaps the will isn't legally valid for a multitude of reasons. Maybe there is suspicion of influence from an unscrupulous relative, friend, or employee resulting in your absence from the will. It may also be a case where your loved one was mentally unfit to create a will, a situation that arises more frequently than expected in dementia cases. To unravel the complexities involved, you need the assistance of a seasoned law firm like Klein & Fortune PA. Our team of proficient estate law attorneys will painstakingly research your case, shedding light on any viable reasons for you to contest your loved one’s estate. To find out more about how we can aid you in your estate dispute, schedule an appointment with one of our attorneys today.
What Do I Need to Bring to My Initial Consultation?
Navigating the realm of emotions and legal proceedings following the loss of a loved one can be a daunting task, especially when there's contention among family members or heirs. At Klein & Fortune PA in Florida, we can help guide you through the process of organizing the necessary documents to dispute an estate. Documents such as copies of the will and any proof of possible mental impairment by your loved one are essential in your claim. Suppose you believe that duress influenced the signing of the will or trust documents, ensure to bring any potentially corroborative items. Klein & Fortune PA is dedicated to conducting a thorough investigation to establish if a case is viable. If it is, we are committed to ardently advocating for your interests using our broad knowledge of the law. Reach out to arrange your initial consultation today.
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