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Going to trial is a definite possibility when contesting a Will or trust. For this reason, you need an attorney whose experience in the courtroom is comprehensive. At Domina Law Group, we have brought more than 300 trials to verdict. This is trial experience you want on your side. There are also alternative ways to deal with contestations, which is why our firm is also well-equipped to offer mediation and arbitration services. If your rights have been affected by a Will then you may have the opportunity to dispute the validity of the Will or trust entirely. To execute a contest, there are strict requirements that must be met. Our firm is prepared to assist clients through this often complex process so that they can see the resolution that they deserve. If you're ready to take legal action against a Will, contact Domina Law Group today!

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