In cases where there is suspicion that a will was changed under pressure or manipulation, we conduct thorough investigations to uncover evidence of undue influence. Our team interviews potential witnesses, reviews communications, and gathers any other supporting information that can help determine whether the decedent was coerced or manipulated into changing their will.

• Witness Interviews: Identifying key individuals who may have witnessed signs of coercion.

• Digital and Physical Evidence Review: Analyzing emails, text messages, or phone records for potential influence.

• Expert Analysis: Collaborating with legal experts to interpret the findings and how they impact the validity of the will.

When a will’s validity is questioned due to concerns over the testator’s mental capacity at the time of signing, we provide investigative support to determine the decedent's state of mind. We gather medical records, interview healthcare providers, and speak with close family and friends who may have witnessed any signs of mental decline.

• Health Records Review: Identifying mental health or cognitive impairment concerns.

• Interviews with Medical Professionals: Confirming diagnosis, treatment, and mental state.

• Witness Testimony: Gathering statements from people who interacted with the decedent during the period in question.

Disputes over estate distribution can arise when hidden assets or missing heirs come to light. We conduct asset searches and genealogical research to identify all legitimate beneficiaries and locate any hidden wealth or property that may not have been disclosed.

• Asset Location: Tracing financial accounts, real estate, or valuables that were overlooked or concealed.

• Genealogical Research: Confirming the identities and locations of rightful heirs or beneficiaries.

• Document Verification: Ensuring that all asset information is accurate and complete.

If a will is suspected to be fraudulent or forged, we conduct forensic investigations to examine the authenticity of the document. This may involve handwriting analysis, reviewing notary records, and inspecting the circumstances surrounding the will's creation to identify any discrepancies or signs of fraud.

• Handwriting Forensics: Analyzing signatures and handwriting for authenticity.

• Document Analysis: Checking for signs of tampering or alterations.

• Witness Testimony: Interviewing witnesses involved in the creation of the will.

All of our findings are compiled into detailed, professional reports, which can be used in court or as part of the defense strategy. Our reports are clear, concise, and tailored to the legal requirements of your case, ensuring you have solid evidence.

• Thorough Documentation: Providing accurate records of all investigative actions taken.

• Court-Ready Reports: Offering reports that can be used in legal proceedings.

• Expert Testimony: Our investigators are available to testify in court if needed to support our findings.