Answer:
In many family situations, particularly those involving complicated relationships, it is essential to remember that the Court may not regard your situation in the same way as you do. Even if you make a Will, unless it is seen to be fair and equitable to all the parties concerned (in this case any potential beneficiaries), both addressing those issues and any circumstances of need that the Court may regard any of those parties to be in, then the Court may look favourably on a challenge to the distribution of your Estate as set out in the Will you have put in place.
