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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Mitchell finds the lower court properly ruled that a fiancé had exerted undue influence on the decedent by helping her draft a new will in the hospital after her stroke, leaving him as the sole inheritor while disowning her sons. There was substantial evidence to support the finding of undue influence, including that the fiancé was "dominant and controlling" over the decedent. Affirmed.
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