What is a presumption of undue influence in Florida?

Video Transcript

The presumption of undue influences arises in Florida is a person contesting a will can show 3 things: first that the person who exerted the undue influence is a substantial beneficiary of the estate planning documents, second that the person who exerted the undue influence shared a confidential relationship with the person who signed the estate planning documents, and finally that the person who exerted the undue influence was active in procuring the estate planning documents.

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