Berk & Moskowitz, P.C.

A Will (or an amendment to a Will) may generally be contested or set-aside where, among other situations, (a) the execution of the Will did not comply with statutory requirements; (b) the deceased (testator) did not have testamentary capacity (i.e. was of unsound mind); (c) the testator was unduly influenced; and/or (d) a beneficiary engaged in misconduct involving an incapacitated or vulnerable adult.

No matter what the issue is in a will contest matter, we can help.  Berk & Moskowitz, P.C. probate attorneys have experience in handling contentious lawsuits and disputes involving testamentary capacity, undue influence, testamentary intent, exploitation, misconduct and other disputes.  Contact our firm today!