A will contest asks the probate court to reject or limit a will — or defends a will against that attack. Grounds often include undue influence, lack of testamentary capacity, fraud, or improper signing and witnessing. Will contests are a priority practice area for David Dunlap Jones.
Whether you are contesting a will or defending one, the same California probate deadlines and evidentiary rules apply. David represents clients on either side of that fight.
Common grounds (plain English)
Timing matters
Probate contests run on court deadlines. If you suspect a problem — or you are an executor facing a challenge — call promptly.
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