A suspect will may be able to be challenged in Court, including where the will has been altered after being made, or the signature has been forged or the will-maker was not of sound mind at the time or that undue influence was exercised over the will-maker when the will was drafted. Such challenges involve proving your case with enough supporting evidence to convince a Court.
Persuasion of the will maker by someone who stands to gain from a will may not amount to undue influence. Generally, for a Court to find undue influence with respect to a will it has to be satisfied that the will-maker’s mind was coerced to such an extent that the resulting will was contrary to the will-maker’s real intentions.
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