There are four basic grounds, evidenced through case law, for contesting a will

Contesting a will is a difficult path primarily because the primary witness is no longer available. 

Testamentary capacity involves the following: 

One of the primary reasons for the creation of a Revocable trust is to avoid probate.

One of the requirements for contesting a will is that you somehow have a connection to the will and feel harmed by its contents.

In a revocable trust, you can’t make changes without the beneficiary’s consent.

A party may file a will contest complaint in Circuit Court at any time within the six months after the admission of such will to probate in this state.

There are two basic types of trusts.  They are:

A will contest transferred to the circuit court of the county in which the contest is made is docketed by the clerk of the circuit court and either a special session of court is set for the trial or the case may be tried by the circuit court at any regular session of the circuit court.

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