Probate Caveats: Understanding Caveator and Caveatee
A probate caveat is a legal notice that prevents the granting of probate. The caveator (the person entering the caveat) can stop a caveatee (the person seeking probate) from obtaining the grant if they have concerns about the validity of the Will or the administration of the estate.
Our Enfield probate solicitors can help you enter a probate caveat if you suspect fraud, undue influence, or lack of testamentary capacity. We also assist caveatees who need to challenge or remove caveats that have been lodged against their application.
If you’re facing a probate caveat dispute or need advice on whether to enter a caveat, contact our experienced probate team for a confidential consultation.