Estate planning·Wills & costs

How much does contesting a will cost?

Contesting a will can be expensive, often running from a few thousand dollars into the tens of thousands depending on how drawn out the dispute becomes. Costs include attorney fees, court filings, and sometimes expert witnesses. Some lawyers take these cases on contingency, but many require hourly payment. Because it's costly and emotionally draining, it's worth getting an honest assessment of your odds before diving in.

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