Your will may be invalid if: It hasn’t been signed properly It’s been destroyed or altered The person who made the will (known as the 'testator') was not of sound mind at the time of writing their will The testator was put under pressure The will is not coherent. If it’s confusing, or lacking clarity. Negligence of the solicitor who drafted the will. If the solicitor fails to advise correctly, to your detriment, for example If you think that your will or the will of a loved one who passed away is invalid, there are different ways to proceed: Rectification Contesting a will Bringing a claim for negligence We can give you expert advice and professional assistance if you have to deal with a will you consider invalid. Contact us for further information.