Welcome to NegligentWillClaims.co.uk

Negligent Will Claims is a specialist legal site for people who have suffered loss as a result of a negligently drafted will. We deal with negligent will claims and professional negligence claims against solicitors on a No Win No Fee basis. Public funding (Legal Aid) is also available where the claimant is financially eligible

The negligent will claims service is provided by Slee Blackwell Solicitors who are experienced lawyers specialising in professional negligence claims, especially wills negligence claims involving the preparation and execution of wills.

The law of negligence is constantly evolving and nowhere is the pace of change faster than in the area of negligent will preparation.

Our experienced litigation solicitors work in conjunction with our private client lawyers to bring you an unrivalled blend of legal knowhow in this very specialised area of law.

We are able to provide assistance with a wide range of professional negligence cases including:

  • Negligent delay in the preparation or execution of a will.

  • Negligent execution of a will.

  • Negligent tax advice.

  • Negligence in relation to the Testator’s Capacity.

  • Negligence in relation to the Risk of an Inheritance Claim.

We provide a FREE Professional Negligence Case Assessment Service and offer a range of funding options, including Legal Aid and No Win, No Fee.

For further information or a free case assessment call us now on 0808 139 1591 or email us at lee.dawkins@sleeblackwell.co.uk

For help and advice about how to contest a will, visit our dedicated website www.contesting-wills.co.uk



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