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My 93-year-old father changed his will at the 11th hour, leaving my brother his entire $500,000 estate. Can I challenge it?

My 93-year-old father changed his will at the 11th hour, leaving my brother his entire $500,000 estate. Can I challenge it?
MarketWatch Thursday 05 November 2026, 10:15 UTC By Quentin Fottrell 1 min read
Key Points

“My brother had no job and needed a place to live.”

“My brother had no job and needed a place to live.”
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