Bases for Challenging a Will: Part I
In today's video we start our discussion of challenging a will. In order to do so, of course, you need a legal basis. In Part I of this two part series, we look at the statutory bases for challenging a will. Those are:
Testamentary Capacity
Undue Influence
Fraud
Duress
Mistake
Revocation
Next time, in Part II of this two part series we'll explore the non-statutory bases for challenging a will. We'll also look at some commonly attempted bases that just don't work out.
If you are interested in challenging a will, or are afraid that when you probate a will that it will be challenged, contact Signature Law for a free consultation.