People have Will’s to ensure that once they pass away, they have a say in how their assets are shared amongst the people in their life. While the wishes of people after they pass away are respected, there are some cases when a Will needs to be disputed because it treats someone unfairly or fails to provide for them at all.
People who can dispute a Will include the children, spouse or other family members of the deceased. If you are not related to the deceased, you may still be able to dispute the Will if you can show that you had a close and meaningful relationship with the deceased that would create the expectation that you should have been included in the Will.