If you believe you have grounds for contesting your loved one’s will, you should speak with an attorney who can take action in court. Call the Mottley Law Firm in Richmond for a complimentary consultation at 804-930-1022 or reach us online at https://www.mottleylawfirm.com/contact.cfm.
Facing a Family Estate Dispute in Richmond or Across Virginia?
When you're involved in a contested will, trust dispute, or family estate conflict, you need a Richmond estate dispute lawyer who will protect your rights and your loved one's wishes. At The Mottley Law Firm, we're passionate about representing clients in family estate disputes throughout the greater Richmond area and across Virginia, providing skilled advocacy during these emotionally challenging situations.
Serving Richmond and Surrounding Communities: Our Richmond office is conveniently located to serve clients throughout the metro area, including Bon Air, Glen Allen, Short Pump, Mechanicsville, Highland Springs, Tuckahoe, Laurel, and nearby communities. We understand the local probate courts, estate administration processes, and Virginia's complex estate laws that impact your case.
Statewide Virginia Representation: No matter where you are in Virginia, our experienced team is ready to help. We handle estate dispute cases throughout the Commonwealth and can travel to meet with you.
Why Choose The Mottley Law Firm? Estate disputes require both legal expertise and sensitivity to family dynamics. Whether you're challenging a will based on undue influence or lack of capacity, disputing trustee actions, addressing fiduciary misconduct, or fighting for your rightful inheritance, we have the litigation experience to achieve results. Our firm handles will contests, trust litigation, executor disputes, and guardianship matters with the thoroughness and tenacity these cases demand.
Find us on Google Maps for directions to our Richmond law office or contact us online today for your free, confidential consultation.
Call our Richmond office: (804) 409-0876
We also have the ability to handle estate dispute cases across the United States with appropriate local counsel admitted in the jurisdiction.