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After someone has died, there may sometimes be a dispute about certain pre-death transactions and/or gifts made by the deceased, particularly if they reduce the value of the estate. Investigation of these claims is highly fact sensitive and our established team of specialist lawyers with the necessary skills and expertise will be able to help you. Bearing in mind that other family members may be involved, we know that such cases may need to be approached with a degree of tact and sensitivity, at least in the early stages, until the true position is known.
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