There Are Many Reasons To Contest A Will
The lawyers of Russo, Rosalina & Co., LPA, are well-qualified to give you legal advice on contesting a will or defending against a will contest. Contact our Ohio will contest attorneys to set up a consultation.
Probate Court Adversary Actions
Adversary actions that occur in probate courts include:
- Will contests: If you believe a will is not valid, a will contest in Ohio probate court can be used to challenge the will’s validity. A will may be invalid for many reasons, including situations where the maker of the will was not of sound mind or where the will was made under duress.
- Declaratory judgment action: If deeds are transferred while a parent is sick or are transferred incorrectly, a declaratory judgment can be filed to invalidate the deed in question, making the property part of an estate and enabling an heir to inherit it.
- Concealment actions: If you feel that someone has absconded with money that rightfully belongs in the estate, a concealment action can be filed to recoup estate assets.
The experienced estate administration attorneys of Russo, Rosalina & Co., LPA, can assist with the filing of adversary actions or develop defenses to adversary actions. We have helped thousands of people in northeastern Ohio with a wide range of estate planning and probate matters, including the initial drafting of wills, trusts and estate plans.
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Even if you are not sure what kind of help you need, contact the Ohio will contest attorneys of Russo, Rosalina & Co., LPA, today for help with any and all of your estate-related matters.