When an estate is being contested or disputed, one of the most crucial roles is that of a fiduciary. Estate litigation often arises when there are disagreements about the validity of a will, the distribution of assets, or the actions of the individuals involved. In these cases, fiduciaries are entrusted with significant responsibility, and their actions can heavily influence the outcome.

When it comes to estate planning in Kansas, families with unique structures—such as blended or non-traditional families—often face unique challenges. For families in these situations, traditional estate planning approaches might not always be the best fit.

When someone passes away, their will typically dictates how their estate will be distributed. But what happens if we believe the will doesn't reflect the true wishes of the deceased? Contesting a will is an option, but it’s not something that should be done lightly.