Contesting or challenging a will – Victoria

Challenging a will through the legal system is possible in a variety of circumstances. The most common contesting is where someone who felt they should have been accounted for in an estate is not, and challenges the will in court. This might apply if you were a step-child, partner or another close or relevant person or organisation.

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