Being unhappy with the terms of the Will or with the amount of your inheritance does not entitle you to contest a Will. For a Will contest to move forward in court you must allege (and ultimately prove) one of the following grounds on which a Will can be invalidated in Florida:
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- Lack testamentary capacity, meaning the Testator lacked the necessary mental competency to make a Will.
- Undue influence, meaning the Testator was compelled or coerced to execute a Will by applying improper pressure or persuasion.
