Can parents write me out of will and I challenge undue influence

Can parents write me out of will and I challenge undue influence?
We get this phone call: Can Parents write me out of their Estate Planning all of the time, but you might be able to challenge undue influence. Parents write kids out of will all of the time. Don't get written out of will. If there is undue influence, then you probably should challenge thier capacity.
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[@SarovaraYoga]

Oh wow, I had no idea this type of stuff was happening so often, very sad. Thanks for making this video, it's better not to be in the dark about this type of thing for sure!!

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You're the best! I absolutely love your videos! It's like you read my mind! Thanks for sharing :)

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[@Rawsomehealthy]

It is interesting to know this kind of thing.

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This is really good to know!

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[@mariaclayton9892]

I think I waited too late, but I'm going to fight anyway

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You’re a way better lawyer than I was! This is a VAGUELY familiar term to me

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Trent! you're a LAWYER? :O

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[@LakesideTable]

This was really interesting! I had no idea... Wow.

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[@GermanLuk]

I did not this issue exists! This sounds so sad, but its good there are lawyers to deal with it!

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[@ortallevitan1]

Thank you for sharing all this information! Absolutely loved the video and had to give it a thumbs up!

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[@darylballard307]

Great information, nice to know. Thanks!

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[@CiaraRubin]

So interesting! Thank you!

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[@MK-cc5ve]

In case you are watching this from BC, giving the house away to favoured child violates the Law of Equity that presumes one would not deliberately give property away for free. The Presumption of Resulting Trusts means the favourite child holding the house keys is presumed to be holding the asset in trust. So the favourite kid with the house keys has the onus to prove the transfer was a gift. If the transfer was to a spouse or a minor child then you’re sol. If it was to an adult child, you’re in the game, get a lawyer. (On a contingency if necessary)

[@ElizabethSampson]

This is so interesting and good to know!

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This is very interesting topic. Thanks for sharing!

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