Possibly, depending on the facts of the situation and the law of the jurisdiction where the probate was done. Many states limit will contests to short periods of time like 6 months or even less. However, in New Jersey for example, if a person is one that is required to be given notice of the probate but didn't get it and if that person is otherwise not aware of the probate, a court might (stress:might) grant permission to file a will contest out of time. These are rare, because there is a real need to have finality in the transfer of a decedent's property. Consult an experienced lawyer to see if your situation fits the requirements.
Legally you have six months from the date of grant of representation (probate) to contest a Will in England.
If you mean "How long before a will is probated in court?", typically six weeks to three months.
Probate typically takes four to six months before distribution can be made. Time has to be provided to allow debtors to make claims against the estate and all debts must be resolved before distribution.
The minimum time in Illinois is six months. Generally the estate has to be open for six months to wait for claims to be filed. However, if the decedent has already been dead for 2 years then the statute of limitations to file has passed and if everything else is taken care of then the estate can be closed.
in the US only 1% of stuff is still in use after 6 months
There is no time scale but it should be as soon as possible. If Inheritance tax is due, in the UK, interest will start to accrue six months from the date of death
you just have to wait 6 months to wear a hoop, if you don't your ear is still in the healing process and may stretch a lot.
In the state of California, it takes six months from the time the divorce is filed until it is finalized. This is the time frame for a non-contested divorce. The time can vary if there are issues such as child custody, child support or spousal support. If there are problems with settling on these matters, the time it takes until the divorce is final could be longer than six months.
she injured her knee and has to be of work six months
Very easy, Go to your county's Court House to the Probate office and apply. There is a fee for the application and a fee for a background check. In Georgia it takes around six months to hear a yes or no answer.
yea
He might have if he was still alive, but he moved to Heaven six months ago