When someone else is handling the administration of an estate, it’s natural to have questions or concerns about how things are being managed—especially if you feel something isn’t right. Whether you’re questioning the validity of a will, believe the accounting is off, or worry you aren’t receiving your rightful share, it can leave you feeling powerless and frustrated.

Do Any of These Situations Sound Familiar?

• You believe someone else should be in charge of the estate.
• You suspect the will isn’t valid or accurately reflects your loved one’s wishes.
• You question the accuracy or fairness of how the estate’s assets are being managed or distributed.
• You’re worried that you’re being left out of important decisions or aren’t receiving the inheritance you deserve.

If any of these concerns are weighing on you, the real challenge is often feeling like you’re on the outside looking in. You might not have access to the full picture, control over the process, or clarity about whether your suspicions are legally valid. You’re left wondering: Do I have a legal leg to stand on? and What will it cost to take action?