If a beneficiary is served with papers where another beneficiary (the deceased spouse) is challenging the will under the 1975 inheritance act for not making reasonable provision for her, are they able to take a neutral position? I,e neither defend or accept the claim but would be ‘contents to accept the court ruling? If so, how do they do this on the claim form and could they be still held liable for the costs in this case?
1975 Inheritance Act Provision Claim
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I would recommend you do take professional legal advice on this matter before proceeding.
you have given little background but presumably this claim is the culmination of attempts at mediation etc.
Matters are straightforward !
As a beneficiary of the estate you can choose to actively defend the claim or remain neutral.
If you remain neutral your costs should be limited.
Complete section A on the claim form ... not contesting the claim.
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