Sharpened, compact coverage of the law of wills, with carefully chosen authorities for quick reference.
This edition offers a concise review of the key principles and doctrines in the field, paired with a curated selection of authorities. It aims to be useful to practicing lawyers and students alike, serving as a compact reference that points to the most telling cases and sources.
- Learn the core rules of testamentary capacity, execution, and revocation, with the reasoning behind modern practice.
- See how courts treat issues like undue influence, fraud, and incorporation by reference in wills.
- Explore the structure of will form, construction, and related doctrines, with notes on how statutes shape outcomes.
- Use the included table of cases and full index to locate the most relevant authorities quickly.
Ideal for readers of legal practice guides and study aids who want a reliable, reference-friendly overview of will law.