unsure on a will an probate

[pez123]

can there be any mistakes in the executrix an benafitiary son an mothers second name , the name is steen for both an theyve made it steans on both names on the will an it made it through probate

i dont believe what yr saying if i evidence an the present will is void when i gather all my evidence an papers together ,the will was revoked ,to cover a dying ladys wishes

Do you gave a vested interest in overturning this latest version? Did anyone have poa for your gm?

my gran was quite sane just tierd from age new exactly what was going on but her tounge was tied up by a greedy daughter an grandson she didnt want there but they jammed her house with both there homes the will was put in in 1996 my gran went in 2004 they moved in 1995

Unless you have something more substantial to go on I would drop it.

All previous wills are revoked is standard regardless of there being any previous will or not.

Your aunty cannot have signed as a witness and be a beneficiary.

Speak to the solicitor involved. A discussion about her estate and her wishes would have taken place to produce the will usually.

@LIZS what gm an poa mean plz IS THERE JUSTICE OR SHALL WE ALL GO ROUND STEALING THROUGH THE CHANNELS AN GET AWAY SCOT CLEAN AN THE OTHORITYS WILL STOP ANYONE WHO TRYS TO GET IN THE WAY OR MAKE IT HARD A WILL SHOULD BE PRINTED AN SIGHNED BY LAW

Grandmother
Power of Attorney

If she had capacity and signed it freely, with witnesses you will have an uphill struggle to get it withdrawn. Clearly this was some time ago, shy is it only just at Probate?

GM - grandma
POA - power of attorney

It's hard to work out what's happened from your posts. What do you think has happened? Who are the people involved?

I'm assuming op thinks aunt and cousin have coerced gm to change will in their favour.

Spelling errors sometimes happen.

The will is dated 1996? Hardly a last minute change?

i have the solictor moved me on the fone from 1 solicitor to another ,then told me the 1 witness has passed away ,then i payed to get the records death mariage address ect an she is alive an lives imn my home town

Did the solicitor not provide you with advice about the difficulty of contesting a will and the grounds needed?

the will is 1996 as i moved away studying lol i gues this page gives advice but its to cover asses too i gues loyers all stick together this is why the aunt solicitor asked me whos my solicitor instant but its just routine

when a will is ready for probate it should be perfect an readable to whoever whatsoever reads it an spelling check should be perfect yes ,hey o its only for her couch or gold ring ,or maybe its 2 or3 or more million but lets read all the mistakes an hidden writeups not printed an squiggled an missleading will writeups

Do you realise posters here are not necessarily lawyers! It seems your "evidence" is flimsy and based more on a suspicion than fact. If you know the witness why did you not ask them if they remember? Do other family members support you?

The Will was granted when your Granny was well and sound of mind.
It is a long standing will.
The beneficiaries are the same ones who would benefit from no Will existing.
You have no evidence of coercion.
You have no evidence of any previous requests.
Your Granny died in 2004.
You do not appear to have been supported by her or questioned anything earlier.
The family however were living with her?

@pez123

when a will is ready for probate it should be perfect an readable to whoever whatsoever reads it an spelling check should be perfect yes ,hey o its only for her couch or gold ring ,or maybe its 2 or3 or more million but lets read all the mistakes an hidden writeups not printed an squiggled an missleading will writeups

You'd be surprised how many wills have spelling mistakes and even inconsistencies.

Therefore, when a will which was known to be in the deceased person’s possession cannot be found upon their death it raises the question: has it been lost or destroyed?

In these circumstances there is a presumption that the will has been destroyed with the intention to revoke it. However, in some circumstances evidence of the person’s intentions can be put forward and accepted in place of the will.

There is a will in place.
Your thinking is perverse.

my granny pal you know noub,t an make it up as going along, i have what i got which is mine so get out my road , an wont be stopped i keep all my papers to myself, what ive said is the basics of just the revoked will ,i will build an build an the estate will go to charity an every penny that was taken x

my gran was 90

the aunt was homeless so she says the son couldnt afford his rent an which familly support me is my buisness ,if spelling was an issue this will is a disaster

Contesting a will can be a costly and lengthy process. I’d seek legal advice as to whether you have enough evidence. You might have suspicions but you’ll need evidence.

deliberate and obstinate desire to behave in a way that is unreasonable or unacceptable @cabbageking all thease big words u found out about

the aunt an son i never new an i was at my grants from an infont till 16 never even heard of thenm intill my gran was as the last ofher years

from infant till 16 years