Can Evidence Of Past Misconduct Toward An Estate Prove Undue Influence?

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Undue influence can be used to convince a person to do something they wouldn’t normally do, such as change their will or sign over power of attorney. In order for undue influence to be proven, there must be evidence that the person in question was persuaded to act against their own best interests. This can be difficult to prove, as it requires showing that the person was not acting of their own free will.