Contesting a Will can have various consequences. Firstly, it can cause emotional strain and strain relationships among family members and beneficiaries.
Contesting a Will can also incur significant legal costs, which may be payable from the estate or borne by the party contesting the Will.
Lastly, it can prolong the distribution of assets and delay the probate process. Contesting a Will may not always result in a successful outcome, and the court’s decision may not align with the desired outcome.
It is crucial to consider the potential consequences and seek legal advice before deciding to contest a Will.