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The Best Use of Forensic Psychiatrists and Forensic Neuropsychologists in Probate Litigation: Addressing Questions of Testamentary Capacity, Contractual Capacity, and Undue Influence
This CLE presentation provides attorneys with a practical and evidence-based understanding of how forensic psychiatric and neuropsychological evaluations are used in probate litigation. Focusing on issues of testamentary capacity, contractual capacity, and undue influence, the speakers will explain how clinical assessments and expert testimony can assist courts in evaluating the validity of wills, trusts, and other testamentary instruments. The program includes a review of California Probate Code provisions as an illustrative framework, but the insights are applicable to attorneys practicing in any jurisdiction. Key topics to be discussed: Define and differentiate the legal standards for testamentary capacity, contractual capacity, and…
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