Three potential challenges to a will are:

a) through the Family Protection Act 1955;

b) the will-maker's capacity; and

c) undue influence.

1. Summarise how a person would qualify to make a challenge in (a) and what would be needed to satisfy the court. Also include what the effect of a successful challenge would be. 2. Summarise the presumption of a will-maker's capacity and why there might be a challenge. Include what the effect of a successful challenge would be. 3. In one sentence explain how a challenge in (c) can arise.