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ESTATE LITIGATION

Estate Litigation and Legal Aspects

Estate Lawyer St. Thomas can handle all of the estate issues from the writing of the wills to the estate litigation. The most powerful form of a legal document in estate litigation is the will. It is in everyone's best interest to have a written will to save the family a massive amount of problems after the person is gone. A will is a written, legal document that can hold up in court. It carries out the final wishes of a person at the time of death. Simpson Law Group can help the person write the will for estate planning, and it is solely up to the person how their final wishes are to follow through. A will states who the Power of Attorney will be to carry out the person's financial status should they become incapable. It will be up to this person to make sure all bills get paid, and the person should be 100 percent trusted.


Estate litigation happens after the person who wrote the will is deceased. When this happens, arguments and confusion arise between spouses, children, and others. At this time, the first thing that happens is the reading of the will. When this happens, all questions get answered, and there should be no more confusion as to what the person's final wishes for their family were. It takes an estate litigation lawyer to understand the emotionally charged disputes and handle them. Everyone wants their fair share of the inheritance, but if it is not in the will, some people walk away very disappointed. The law will always follow the will, and the will may not always be fair to the family members left behind. The will can become contested, but it never ends well with the family members. This is why an estate litigation lawyer is so prominent.​

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