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Learning that a child’s will can be contested even after they’ve passed can be emotionally jarring, but knowing the common pitfalls can help grieving parents and executors prepare ahead of time. Contesting a will isn’t just an adult-child scenario; anyone named (or unintentionally left out) can challenge it for valid legal reasons. From mental capacity to unfair exclusion, here are four scenarios where courts often get involved. Understanding these risks helps you ensure your child’s final wishes are more likely to stand. Let’s explore how contesting a will can arise—and what you can do to prevent it.
