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Will litigation poses unique challenges that can escalate conflicts among beneficiaries and executors. Your Advocates addresses these disputes with a thorough understanding of the law and a commitment to fair resolution that's as amicable as possible. Whether it’s contesting the validity of a will, addressing concerns over undue influence, or navigating the complexities of executor misconduct, our will litigation lawyers' approach is tailored to the specifics of each case, ensuring the decedent’s wishes are honored and the rights of all parties are protected. We can help you through any of the legal challenges of will litigation.
To discuss your concerns with a will litigation attorney, contact Your Advocates at (239) 970-6844.
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$250,000 Settlement Anesthesiology MalpracticeAn elderly man underwent a short medical procedure and an inexperienced nurse anesthetist incorrectly brought him out of ...
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Blindness Caused by Detached Retina - Failure to DiagnoseAn elderly woman was experiencing a loss of vision in one eye. The vision was slowly declining on one side of the eye, ...
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$193,000 Settlement Breast Cancer/Failure to DiagnoseA young woman felt a small lump in her breast and brought it to the attention of her OBGYN. The OB-GYN advised that it ...
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$260,000 Settlement Car Accident Resulting in Serious InjuryHead-on collision resulting in a skull fracture and 10 disk fracture.
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$260,000 Settlement Car Accident Resulting in SurgeryRear-end collision matter that resulted in meniscus surgery and multiple disk herniations.
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$3,000,000 Settlement Child Brain Injury - Medical Malpractice
Nursing care, child brain injury. A young child suffering from numerous medical problems including neurological and physical injuries with partial paralysis received home nursing care assistance.
Nursing care, child brain injury. A young child suffering from numerous medical problems including neurological and physical injuries with partial paralysis received home nursing care assistance. The nurse failed to monitor the child correctly and improperly performed CPR when his breathing had ceased. The child suffered additional brain injury. The nursing care company was a conduit for independent contractors (nurses) with no assets except its insurance policy of $3 million. The insurance company paid the policy limits approximately 1½ years into litigation.
At Your Advocates, we specialize in providing customized legal solutions for our clients in Southwest Florida. Our dedicated team focuses on understanding each client's unique needs, ensuring personalized and attentive legal support across various practice areas.
Why Choose Us:
- Over 70 years of combined legal experience
- Attorneys assigned based on specific case needs
- Direct communication channels with your attorney
- Commitment to customized legal strategies
- Client-focused approach ensuring satisfaction
- Deep understanding of Southwest Florida's community
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Expert Estate Guidance
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Personalized Strategies
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Southwest Florida Specialists
We understand the unique local legal landscape.
At Your Advocates, we pride ourselves on providing personalized legal services in Fort Myers and Southwest Florida. Our experienced team specializes in diverse practice areas, including real estate, estate planning, and family law. With over 70 years of combined expertise, we ensure each client receives dedicated attention and informed legal strategies. We prioritize open communication, allowing direct access to your assigned attorney to ensure a tailored approach to your case. Trust us to advocate for your best interests and deliver successful outcomes with a focus on building lasting client relationships.
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Why might a will be contested?A will might be contested if there are concerns about undue influence, lack of testamentary capacity, fraud, or improper execution. Beneficiaries may also contest provisions they find unfair or unclear.
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Who can contest a will?Usually, people with legal standing to contest a will include beneficiaries, heirs, or individuals who would have inherited under previous versions of the will or under intestacy laws.
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How long does will litigation usually take?The duration of will litigation varies depending on the complexity of the case, court schedules, and the parties' willingness to reach a settlement. Some cases resolve in months, while others might take years.
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Can a no-contest clause prevent litigation?A no-contest clause aims to dissuade beneficiaries from challenging a will by threatening forfeiture of their inheritance. However, such clauses may not be enforceable if a contesting party has probable cause.
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