Should I be worried about my opponent's legal bill? Inheritance Act Claims

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VLOG on Inheritance Act Claims in a Nutshell:
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I look at the fear that people have about bringing a claim under the Inheritance Act 1975 or challenging a will in the UK, about the dangers of having to pay your opponent's legal bill if you lose. Is this a real fear or a fanciful one? Listen on....

[@janineedwards4547]

Thank you 🙏🏾 I needed to hear every single word you said in this vlog.

[@jamesbogart]

Too bad your firm went bust .

[@RedwoodLegal]

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[@jamesbogart]

@@RedwoodLegal No I don't need legal advice and thanks for the update .I hope things work out fine for you.