两个选择：请求最高法院裁定遗嘱无效，或者请求最高法院更改遗嘱，使您得到部分遗产。
让最高法院宣布遗嘱无效可以通过证明：制定遗嘱的人缺乏遗嘱能力，制定遗嘱的人被别人压迫去制定遗嘱或者存在不当影响。
Getting the court to order that I should receive a portion of the estate can be done by proving that you are a: husband or wife, child, de facto partner, grandchild, member of a family who was dependent on the deceased for financial support, lived with the deceased at a particular time and was dependent on the deceased for financial support, ex-wife or ex-husband. A person who has a close personal relationship. If you are able to prove that you are one of the above types of people, then only then can you proceed to the next step. You must then prove to the court that the will does not provide you with adequate distribution.
In deciding whether a portion of the estate should be paid to you, the court must take into account, among other things, the nature of the relationship between you and the deceased, the nature and extent of the deceased's duties and responsibilities to you, the nature and extent of the deceased's estate, your financial situation and, if you were living with another person, that person's financial situation, your physical, mental or intellectual disability, your age, your contribution to the deceased's estate, whether or not you were living with another person, and whether or not you were a close personal friend of the deceased. the deceased person's estate, whether financial or otherwise, whether the deceased person had made provisions for you prior to their death, whether the deceased person told you they would leave something to you but in the end did not do so, whether the deceased person maintained you during your life, in whole or in part, your character and behaviour before and after the death of the deceased person, and any other matters the court deems relevant.
Broaden Legal Lawyers (Will Estate Lawyers) can fight for you to get the distribution of your estate that you deserve.
