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Gerard Malouf & Partners Contesting A Will Lawyers manage cases for clients across all areas of inheritance dispute law.
GMP Contesting A Will Lawyers provide friendly, experienced legal advice to communities across Australia for over 35 years. Our Will Dispute Lawyers have taken on ten’s of thousands of cases and we are proud to have won billions of dollars for our clients.
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Gerard Malouf & Partners Contesting A Will Lawyers manage cases for clients across all areas of inheritance dispute law.
GMP Contesting A Will Lawyers provide friendly, experienced legal advice to communities across Australia for over 35 years. Our Will Dispute Lawyers have taken on ten’s of thousands of cases and we are proud to have won billions of dollars for our clients.
Read our latest articles, case studies or commonly asked questions concerning your inheritance and will dispute legal claims.
Get in touch with our team or call us now for free, no obligation legal advice and to learn more about your claim
No Win No Fee Lawyers,
Experts in Will & Inheritance Disputes
helping people challenge unfair wills and inheritance.
delivered for our clients across Australia.
with most cases settled before the courtroom.
Lawyers at GMP Contesting Wills specialise in Will, Estate & Inheritance Dispute compensation claims. We offer experienced, compassionate legal advice throughout Australia on a No Win No fee basis, with a 90 day no-obligation contract available for our clients.
Our will dispute lawyers are so confident in our ability to successfully resolve your will dispute claim and add value to your case to deliver maximum results, that we are prepared to provide you with a 90 day free trial of our legal services to reassure you of our professionalism and competence.
We are excited and delighted to introduce a fixed fee arrangement that will reduce or eliminate the financial exposure and risks for our will and inheritance dispute clients.
If you don’t win, we won’t charge you anything for our work.
A simple low-cost fixed fee arrangement agreed up front.
Reduced fees should the result be compromised.
Agreement to limit our professional fees to an agreed low %.
If you don’t win, we won’t charge you anything for our work.
A simple low-cost fixed fee arrangement agreed up front.
Reduced fees should the result be compromised.
Agreement to limit our professional fees to an agreed low %.
If you don’t win, we won’t charge you anything for our work.
A simple low-cost fixed fee arrangement agreed up front.
Reduced fees should the result be compromised.
Agreement to limit our professional fees to an agreed low %.
If you don’t win, we won’t charge you anything for our work.
A simple low-cost fixed fee arrangement agreed up front.
Reduced fees should the result be compromised.
Agreement to limit our professional fees to an agreed low %.
The law generally recognises a person’s right to make a Will that is unfettered by the normal constraints as to what is fair. However, this situation sometimes leads to a grossly unfair scenario which can leave valued members of the family without any benefits. A will lawyer can help you understand the situation better.
If the deceased did not have the mental
capacity to understand what he or
she was doing when drafting the
document may be a basis to bring a
claim to dispute a beneficiaries share.
When contesting a will there are detailed questions that need to be resolved which consider fairness, the capacity of the deceased, the financial dependency of those parties that may be entitled to some of the deceased’s estate and other relevant matters depending on the facts of each particular matter.
The laws for estate disputes in Australia vary by state, but recognise that de-facto or same sex partners or anyone else who can show that they meet the criteria above, have an ability to contest a Will that is unfair.
Our “No Win-No Fee” option (subject to terms and conditions) is available for Will & Estate Disputes. Our expert team of contesting a will lawyers and will dispute lawyers will assist you without the need for any initial legal costs.
Our team of accredited, specialist Will Dispute lawyers will take care of your inheritance disputes.
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We have helped thousands of clients with their will dispute claims, read about how we managed some of our most successful cases and learn more about the compensation you may be eligible to receive.
Download your guide to Contesting Wills claims. In this comprehensive guide, you will learn how to get the most from your will dispute claim, how to find the right lawyer to look after your case and what you should expect over the following months.
Please contact our GMP Contesting Wills Lawyers on 1800 004 878 and we will arrange an appointment at an office convenient to you. Your First Consultation is Free and we will represent you on a No Win No Fee basis supported by our 90 Day Complimentary Trial & Unique Service Guarantee.
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