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Originally Posted by Citroënbender
they lack facility to ably pursue such matters.
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If they're mentally unwell and they get another will done, you may have people come out of the woods trying to say he/she wasn't of capacity so the will isn't valid.
If there has been any suggestion by doctors that their faculties are declining to the point where an enduring power of attorney could make decisions on their behalf, then it's possibly too late to consider making a new will. If their health hasn't yet reached that point then that's what I'd be doing, getting a new will created and have the solicitor make note of their perceived capacity at the time.