Undue influence occurs when improper influence overcomes the testator’s free agency and produces a will reflecting the influencer’s wishes rather than the testator’s independent intent. Influence, persuasion, or caregiving alone is not automatically undue. The practical answer to undue influence Ohio will depends on the governing documents, the way each asset is titled, the family relationships, and what has already been filed. Probate decisions should be based on verified records rather than assumptions about what the deceased person probably intended. A will contest is a civil lawsuit about whether a document admitted to probate is legally valid. It is different from objecting to an executor’s conduct or arguing about how…