In Re Estate of Farr

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• finding testamentary capacity where testator recited or acknowledged two sons but did not mention other heirs at law at time of execution
• finding testamentary capacity existed where witnesses testified testator understood what was happening at time of execution and evidence showed intent to disinherit heirs
• “It is the factfinder’s function to determine the weight and credibility of the witnesses. Appellate courts will not pass upon the credibility of witnesses or reweigh conflicting evidence.”
• \It is the factfinder's function to determine the weight and credibility of the witnesses. Appellate courts will not pass upon the credibility of witnesses or reweigh conflicting evidence.\

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