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You may have heard that if you challenge a will or trust with a no contest clause, you lose everything. But is that always true?

In this episode of The Berk Brief, Kent Berk explains how Arizona law actually treats no contest clauses — and when you can still challenge a will or trust without automatically being disinherited.

✅ You'll learn:
• What a no contest clause actually does (and doesn’t do)
• When Arizona courts will enforce — or not enforce — these clauses
• What counts as probable cause for a legal challenge
• Why claims like fraud, undue influence, or lack of capacity may still move forward
• How to weigh your options if something feels off in an estate plan

💼 Just because a no contest clause exists doesn’t mean you’re stuck. But you need a strategy. At Berk Law Group, we help clients across Arizona analyze their options and take action when needed.

📞 Ready to talk strategy? Reach out here: https://berklawgroup.com/contact-us/

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⚖️ Common Topics:
Contesting a will
Trustee misconduct
Breach of fiduciary duty
Guardianship and conservatorship disputes
Elder abuse and exploitation
Estate administration disputes

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