Unfortunately, as stated before it’s possible for heirs/beneficiaries to contest certain elements of a will or the entire document. Sometimes the motivation behind this may be due to feelings of jealousy such as believing they are entitled to more or certain assets or they may stem from legitimate concerns. Even in cases where the will is plainly set out and has been drafted/revised by an expert probate lawyer when dealing with multiple beneficiaries, it’s not uncommon for there to be some contention. Sometimes to resolve these potential issues a will may contain a clause that calls for mediation which is almost always a better solution than litigation.