Contesting a will or trust can be a complex process—especially when you’re still grieving the loss of your loved one. Learn what factors can render a will, trust, or another testamentary document invalid, then contact our office to schedule a consultation.
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Following the Laws of Intestate Succession in South Dakota If you represent the estate of someone who’s died without a will, you can’t afford to make mistakes. We’ll help you follow the laws of intestate succession. -
Successfully Contesting an Improperly Executed Will in South Dakota If you want to contest an improperly executed will in South Dakota, your burden of proof is a heavy one. An experienced lawyer can help. -
Settling Disputes Between Creditors and Estates in South Dakota In South Dakota, a dispute between a creditor and the estate of a deceased debtor is usually settled in probate court. Learn why an attorney is necessary. -
Proving Undue Influence or Coercion in a South Dakota Will Contest If a deceased loved one was unduly influenced or coerced during the writing of their will, you can contest it in court. Learn what evidence is needed. -
Proving a Lack of Testamentary Capacity in South Dakota Proving that your loved one in South Dakota was not of sound mind when writing a will is quite challenging and requires the services of an experienced attorney.