No contest clause
A large amount of the time a will goes through probate without problem. However, it is possible to contest a will or have doubts of it’s validity if you feel it was not written accurately.
When a will is written, a No contest clause can be incorporated to prevent any person from challenging your last wishes. Basically, a no contest clause forces a beneficiary to decide on between taking what you give him under the will or getting nothing at all.
If a beneficiary still tries to contest the will, and the No contest clause is enforced, he’ll be without a doubt disinherited. His share will be circulated into the house/estate, unless there are directions regarding what to do with the share. When writing your will, make sure you get legal help, writing the will youselve can lead to many problems for loved ones in the event of you death
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