Wills and Contentious Probate Disputes
Resolving Inheritance Disputes
We offer mediation services to individuals and administrators or personal representatives of estates.
Losing a relative is always incredibly upsetting and the grief can be hard to deal with.
The last thing that anyone wants is to get involved in a dispute about a loved one’s estate. Sometimes a dispute is unavoidable, if people feel unfairly treated.
Such disputes can be long drawn out and costly as well as emotionally painful.
Mediation is a good way to resolve disputes of this nature.
Case Studies by Rajinder Rai
4. We mediated a dispute where a daughter had been cut out of her parents’ will and she had made claims about their capacity and the validity of the will. We were able to resolve the dispute which involved 9 parties on a remote Zoom mediation.
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Rajinder Rai
Mediator
Rajinder is an experienced wills and probate solicitor and a mediator

Peter Causton
Mediator
Peter is an award winning mediator who has expertise in resolving wills and probate disputes
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costs budgeting for ADR
Costs Budgets and the Battle over ADR Two recent costs judgments — Pontis Finance LLP v Karam, Missick & Traube LLP [2025] (Deputy Master Henderson) and the PAN NOx Emissions Litigation [2025] (Mrs Justice Cockerill DBE and Senior Costs Judge Rowley) — highlight...
A case for mediation
Hilton & Cosnier v Woolfe & Dunkley (ChD, Master Kaye, 12 Sept 2025) — why this case cries out for mediation What the dispute is about The estate of John Keeling Walker (d. 13 Jan 2002). Under his 2001 will, a life-interest “Rutland Trust” gave his widow Vicki...
When the Court orders a party to attend mediation
When Non-Parties Are Pulled Into Mediation: HHJ Paul Matthews’ Order in Ivey v Lythgoe & Ors On 12 September 2025, in the Business and Property Courts at Bristol, His Honour Judge Paul Matthews handed down a judgment that is likely to be studied by both...
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