
Providing Contested Trusts & Estates Advice Nationally and Internationally
In recent years there has been a steady increase in disputes involving Wills, Trusts and Estates.
There are three main factors that have driven this increase:- Longer life expectancy means more people are experiencing a decline in their mental faculties in their later years and are more vulnerable to third party influence
- Increases in asset values, particularly land, mean there is more incentive to challenge arrangements involving inheritances
- The way family structures have changed means that there are more competing interests for individuals to take into account when deciding how to divide their assets
Aaron & Partners enjoys an extremely high success rate in contesting these matters.
We are also able to offer a number of flexible funding options.
James radiated a feeling of total professionalism and is the epitome of a compassionate and effective solicitor. I was vulnerable emotionally and financially and James was able to efficiently deal with my matter, whilst showing a great deal of empathy towards my personal situation. I cannot endorse him at a higher level.
Mrs J Welland
The work carried out for us and on behalf of our clients in respect of difficult trust and estate disputes during the past two years has been exemplary. Aaron & Partners are efficient, accessible and completely transparent with regard to fees and costs before commencing the assignment.
Nick and Victoria Randall - Alington Ruthin Stockbrokers
Disputes involving Wills, Trusts and Estates need to be handled in a way that recognises the commercial realities as well as the emotional factors involved.
Our specialist team have the necessary expertise to help guide you through the process of dealing with an estate or trust dispute, whether you are an executor or beneficiary defending a claim or an individual seeking to make a claim. Members of our team are qualified members of ACTAPS (Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists), which reflects the high quality and complex work we regularly undertake in this area.-
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