Can a Will Be Challenged? How to Make Yours Dispute-Proof

Most successful challenges stem from poor execution or ambiguity, not the contents. A few precautions make your Will robust.

• Sign before two neutral witnesses who are not beneficiaries.
• Be clear and specific — avoid vague language.
• Include an attestation that you are of sound mind and acting freely.
• Keep it current and consistent with your nominations.

Clarity and correct execution are your best defence against any future dispute.

This article is general information, not legal advice. For complex estates, consult a qualified professional.