Will Contests & Estate Litigation Maine
How to Sue a Maine Executor for Breach of Fiduciary Duty: Timelines and Legal Grounds
When a loved one passes away, you trust that the person appointed to manage their estate will act with complete honesty and transparency. In Maine, an executor (legally referred to...
Proving Undue Influence in Maine Will Contests: Caregivers, New Spouses, and Advisors
Discovering that a loved one radically changed their will just weeks before their death is a devastating experience. When an elderly parent suddenly disinherits their own children...
Contesting a Will in Maine Due to Lack of Testamentary Capacity: Medical Evidence Needed
A last will and testament is only legally binding if the person who signed it actually understood what they were doing. Sadly, as our loved ones age, their mental sharpness can tra...