Inheritance Act Claims

You may want to dispute your inheritance if think you have not been properly provided for by a deceased, in which case you could make a claim against their estate for more provision.

Certain categories of people can claim for more provision. These are:

• A Spouse/Civil Partner of the deceased
• A former Spouse/Civil Partner of the deceased (who has not remarried or formed another Civil Partnership)
• A co-habitee of the deceased (and who have been living together as man & wife for at least 2 years before the death)
• A child of the deceased
• A person treated as a child of the family
• Any other person who was being maintained by the deceased immediately prior to the death

If you are in any of these categories we will be happy to handle your case, for which we have a dedicated team of lawyers. With nearly 60 years worth of experience and field, Thomas Eggar LLP has one of the largest teams handling this work outside of London.

Free

You may already be familiar with 'no win-no fee' cases. In essence, we can undertake an Inheritance Act claim without it costing you a penny by agreeing to work on a 'no win-no fee' basis. We can also arrange insurance cover for your case, so if you should lose you will not need to pay the other side's costs.

This will give you peace of mind and security in any litigation you embark on.

First Steps

In the first instance please email us at inheritanceclaim@thomaseggar.com or pick-up the phone on 01903 222104 where you will be put in contact one of our lawyers for a free no obligation consultation.