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Will Contests
Unfortunately, the elderly and those with special needs are often taken advantage of and may be the victims of undue influence. This sometimes results in new wills being executed that strongly favor the person who has exerted undue influence over the person. If your loved one has executed a will that you strongly believe is the product of undue influence, you may want to consider contesting the will. Call Allen Law, P.A. today for a free* consultation. We can help you determine whether the circumstances under which your loved one’s will was the result of undue influence and should be contested.
Karla Carnes Allen of Allen Law, P.A.
10019 Park Place Ave. | Riverview, FL 33578 | Phone: (813) 671-4300 | Fax: (813) 671-4305
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