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Yes, a will may be challenged in Virginia if a parent had dementia. But dementia alone does not make a will invalid. The key question is whether the parent understood the will when signing it. The facts around the will can help show whether a challenge may succeed....
You might think your will or trust stays valid once you sign it. In reality, your estate plan may need updates as your life changes. Virginia law generally honors your written wishes, yet outdated documents can create confusion or conflict for your loved ones. A...
If you die without a will in Virginia, state law controls your estate. This process may produce results that do not reflect your wishes. What “intestate” means The law calls dying without a will intestate. Virginia law decides who inherits your property and who...
If you die without a valid will in Virginia, state law controls who inherits your property. The outcome may not match your personal wishes or your family’s expectations. What dying intestate means When you die without a will, you die intestate. Virginia’s intestacy...