Wills & Estates
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If you have been left out of a Will or have not been provided for adequately, specialist Wills & Estates lawyers can assist you with expert advice and representation.
Disputing a Will can be complex, distressing and time consuming. It is important to seek legal advice as soon as possible as strict time limits apply to making a claim. An experienced lawyer will help you obtain your entitlement by guiding you through the process with understanding and sensitivity.
Wherever possible the aim is to resolve disputes through negotiation, which avoids the cost and ordeal of going to court. Most Wills & Estates lawyers act on a ‘no win – no charge’ basis.
Helping families with Wills, probate and estate admin
Wills and estate lawyers can also help you make a new Will or review an existing one to ensure it best reflects your wishes. They can advise on the role of an executor and guide you through all aspects of estate administration, family/testamentary trusts, applications for a grant of probate or urgent letters of administration where there is no Will.
As of April 1st 2026, Galbally & O’Bryan is no longer accepting new instructions in relation to Wills & Estates or Will Disputes.
New client enquiries can be directed to the Pearce Webster Dugdales.