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What is a testamentary capacity expert witness?
A testamentary capacity expert witness is a person who is qualified to give an opinion on a person's mental capacity to make a will. The expert witness must have expertise in the area of mental health and must be able to evaluate the person's mental state at the time the will was made.
What is the role of a testamentary capacity expert witness?
A testamentary capacity expert witness provides expert opinion on a person's mental capacity to make a will or testamentary instrument.
How much can a person make as a testamentary capacity expert witness?
Testamentary capacity expert witnesses can earn anywhere from $175 to $450 or more per hour, depending on the case. Experts usually receive compensation for travel time, and more for deposition and trial testimony.
What are the qualifications of a testamentary capacity expert witness?
A testamentary capacity expert witness can evaluate an individual's mental ability to create or modify a will or trust.
What type of evidence is reviewed in a lawsuit by a testamentary capacity expert witness?
A testamentary capacity expert witness reviews evidence related to the mental capacity of the testator at the time of creating or modifying a will, including medical records, witness statements, and other relevant documents.
In what type of cases would testimony be required from a testamentary capacity expert witness?
Testimony from a testamentary capacity expert witness may be required in cases where there are disputes over the mental capacity of a testator at the time of creating or modifying a will.