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What is the Banks v Goodfellow test for testamentary capacity?
What must the testator understand about the will, the estate, and the people who may have claims on it?
A client has dementia. What do you say about capacity, and what extra facts do you need before advising on validity?
Why does a diagnosis such as dementia not automatically defeat testamentary capacity, and when can a lucid interval still support the will?
When, if at all, do you bring in the Mental Capacity Act 2005 when assessing testamentary capacity?
What practical steps would you advise a solicitor to take if there is any doubt about capacity before taking instructions or executing the will?
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