We are pleased to invite you to Part Two of our Probate Litigation Seminar Series, where we will examine three key areas of contentious probate practice. This session will help you identify early warning signs of a dispute, understand the tactical options available, and determine when escalation or specialist input may be required.
This session is tailored for legal professionals specialising in private client matters, trusts and estates, and litigation involving the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 ("the 1975 Act").
What will we cover:
- Out of time applications in claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975
- Responding to Larke v Nugus requests
- Pre-empting claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 - what is reasonable financial provision for a spouse?
Why Attend?This session will equip practitioners with practical tools and legal insight to better manage both the pre-litigation and litigation phases of Probate disputes.
Attendees will benefit from:
- Actionable strategies to protect client interests and pre-empt claims
- Enhanced understanding of procedural pitfalls and evidentiary requirements
- Q&A with specialists in contentious private client work
Who Should Attend?
- Private Client Solicitors
- Contentious Probate Litigators
- Trust and Estate Practitioners
- Professional Executors and Trustees
- Will Writers
