A “contested” will is simply any will in which those with interest in the will do not agree to some or all of the will’s contents. Anyone with a valid claim on any part of a deceased individual’s estate may raise a dispute within probate. For example, some may claim the deceased’s will was created under duress or when the deceased was unable to coherently change such an important legal document. It’s also possible for someone to contest one aspect of the will, such as property incorrectly disbursed to the wrong party or incomplete sections of the will.