Lack of testamentary capacity may be grounds to dispute the validity of a will in Illinois. Since the law presumes that a person possesses the mental capacity to execute a will unless it is proven otherwise, the person seeking to invalidate a will bears the burden of proving the testator lacked the capability to create a will at or near the time the document was created. What Is Testamentary Capacity? Testamentary capacity is the mental ability of a person to make or alter a will. To … [Read more...]
Is Settlement Planning Right for You?
Settlement planning helps Illinois residents who have already received or are expecting to receive a large settlement meet their immediate… READ MORE
