Wehrheim v. GOLDEN POND ASSISTED LIVING

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a court \must confine its inquiry to the testamentary documents before it without resort to extrinsic evidence\
• noting the “daunting task” of refuting the doctrine’s presumption in a case where undue influénce had been established
• noting the \daunting task\ of refuting the doctrine's presumption in a case where undue influence had been established
• “[A] petitioner may not be an interested person in revocation and removal proceedings if previous and presumptively valid wills have been discovered that, similar to the current will, do not include the petitioner as a beneficiary of the estate.”
• discussing the doctrine of dependent relative revocation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).