As a loved one of someone who has passed, you may find yourself concerned that a mistake was made when the will was drafted. It may be possible to contest it.
In some cases, a child not named in the will can force a personal representative to distribute them a share. These children are known as pretermitted children.
Witnesses to a will who stand to receive property may lose some of their inheritance. California law addresses the problem of interested parties as witnesses.
Wondering if a will is valid in California or can be challenged? View here for more from a San Diego probate court litigation lawyer.
Wondering what to do when faced with a will contest in California? View here for nine suggested steps to take from a San Diego probate court litigation lawyer.
Unsure whether a will or trust was forged? A Riverside trust litigation attorney offers common examples of forgery and more information about how to get help.
Suspect that your loved one was the victim of fraud when preparing a will? A San Diego probate attorney offers six helpful steps to take.
Overturning a will based upon fraud requires proof that a lie induced changes or additions to the will. View here for more from a San Diego probate attorney.
Shifting the burden of proof is an ideal way of proving undue influence in a will contest. View here for more from a San Diego probate lawyer.
Scott Grossman explains the difficulties in deciphering the intent of a parishioner when he left money to his church in his will.
