Exploitation and undue influence are important concepts that arise in disputes concerning an individual's estate plan. Estate planning involves making decisions about the distribution of assets after one's death, ensuring that their wishes are carried out. However, disputes may occur when concerns of exploitation and undue influence come into play.
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Exploitation and undue influence are critical considerations in the probate process for several reasons:
Exploitation and undue influence are crucial considerations in the probate process to protect vulnerable individuals, preserve testamentary intent, uphold the legitimacy of the legal system, prevent family disputes, and fulfill legal and ethical obligations. By addressing these issues, the probate process can ensure a fair and equitable distribution of assets in accordance with the wishes of the deceased.