Decedent died several weeks after executing a new will that disinherited natural son and deceased daughter in favor of step-son, and the will was probated.\u00a0 In an appeal from probate alleging lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence, the court held that decedent was cognitively able to execute will and unable to be unduly influenced.\u00a0 Cavanaugh Estate<\/i>, 2 Fid. Rep. 3d 488 (O.C. Monroe 2012) (Opinion by Williamson, J.)<\/p>\n
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Decedent died several weeks after executing a new will that disinherited natural son and deceased daughter in favor of step-son, and the will was probated.\u00a0 In an appeal from probate alleging lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence, the court … Continue reading