Iowa recognizes a legal claim for interference with inheritance when an individual improperly prevents another person from receiving an expected inheritance. These claims often arise when a person uses undue influence, fraud, coercion, or other improper conduct to alter a planned distribution of assets.

Inheritance disputes can be complex and often involve sensitive family relationships, estate planning documents, and probate proceedings. Determining whether a valid claim exists requires a careful review of the facts and applicable law.

Sullivan & Ward assists clients in evaluating potential inheritance disputes and pursuing appropriate legal remedies when interference with an expected inheritance may have occurred.