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Probate proceedings involve the legal recognition and administration of a deceased person’s will and can become particularly important where an estate includes substantial assets, multiple beneficiaries or potential disputes. M & Z Legal advises executors, beneficiaries and other interested parties on probate and related testamentary matters, with careful attention to the requirements governing the administration of an estate.
Our practice covers the preparation and filing of probate proceedings, representation before the appropriate courts and assistance with issues that may arise during the administration of an estate. We also represent parties in contentious testamentary proceedings where the validity or interpretation of a will is disputed.
Our work includes:
M & Z Legal assists clients through the various stages of probate and testamentary proceedings, from assessing the will and relevant estate documents to preparing applications and representing parties before the appropriate court. Where a will or succession is contested, we examine the evidence and applicable law and advise clients on the available remedies. Our lawyers represent executors, beneficiaries and other interested parties in probate and testamentary proceedings before the Madras High Court and other appropriate judicial forums.
Probate is a legal process through which a competent court establishes the validity of a will and grants authority to the executor to administer the estate, where probate is applicable.
An executor named in a will may generally apply for probate where the legal requirements for obtaining it are satisfied.
Letters of administration are granted by a competent court to an appropriate person to administer an estate in circumstances where they are required under applicable law.
Yes. A will may be contested on legally recognised grounds, subject to the applicable law and evidence.
Yes. The firm advises and represents executors, beneficiaries and other interested parties in appropriate probate and testamentary proceedings.