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Kansas City Will Contest Lawyer

Missouri Trust Contest Lawyer

What happens when family members disagree about a will or trust set up by a loved one? If they believe that a trust was mismanaged or that a will was affected by deception or coercion, they can contest the document in court. This type of litigation requires a knowledgeable attorney with years of estate and probate experience.

I am attorney John Neher. I have earned a reputation as a successful estate and probate litigator. In state and federal trial courts and appellate courts, I have won successful verdicts for many clients. If you need assistance contesting a will or trust, please call my office at 816-494-1670 or toll free at 866-546-7203. Your consultation is free.

Kansas City Will Contest Attorney

People challenge wills and trusts when they believe there has been misappropriation of family assets or other issues, such as:

  • Undue influence (fraud, deception, intimidation, greed or coercion)
  • Improper allocation
  • Mismanagement

Mental incapacity of the person who has made the will, especially if it is an elderly person, is another reason why wills and trusts are often challenged. The substantial number of medical malpractice cases I handle has given me experience reviewing medical records. I can help you determine whether mental incapacity was a factor.

Sometimes payable-on-death financial account information, transferable-on-death property deeds and beneficiary deeds for real estate are not in agreement with an estate plan. Unless the discrepancies are challenged, the money or property will pass automatically to the person named as the recipient for payable-on-death or transferable-on-death assets.

For a free consultation about contesting a will or trust, please call 816-494-1670 or toll free 866-546-7203 or contact me online.

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