Yes, there are several important time limits. If you wait, your case may become damaged.
If you are a spouse, former spouse, or dependent of the deceased, you may be able to make a claim even if you are not named in the will.
No. You can choose to receive what you would have gotten had a divorce occurred on the day before the death instead of what the will provides. You need legal advice and representation for this. (read more)
The will may not be valid and you should consider a will challenge. You will need legal representation for this.
Not necessarily. Sometimes litigation involves quickly clarifying an issue or fixing an omission in a will. The problem may be with the will and not the people involved. We handle matters sensitively and respectfully.
We offer contingency fee arrangements for strong cases. This means that we generally will not charge you a fee unless and until you are successful with your case. Our fee can never be more than you win. Call us to see what we can do for you.
If you are named as an executor or trustee in a will and you are also a beneficiary, we may be able to help you. Give us a call to discuss what we can do for you.
Eric Katzman
Eric Katzman is an experienced lawyer at Katzman, Wylupek LLP who can help with estate matters. Within a few minutes on the phone, Eric will get to the heart of your estate issue, whether it is a litigation or probate matter.
No-obligation, confidential phone calls with Eric are completely free.
Call 1-844-602-4242 for more information.