Law in a Nutshell
Testamentary capacity is a common ground for challenging a will. Acting on signs that a client lacks capacity, such as dementia or delusion, is crucial for practitioners - particularly given the burden is on those defending a claim to prove the testator had capacity to make their will.
What's covered?
What testamentary capacity is, case law examples and what to do in practice with clients.
Estimated length
15mins
Recommended knoweldge level
Beginner
Knowledge check
3 questions at the end to check your understanding
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