Supreme Court of Georgia

Meadows v. Beam

October 30, 2017302 Ga. 494

Summary

The Supreme Court of Georgia reversed the trial court, holding that the evidence was legally insufficient to prove that the decedent lacked testamentary capacity and that delusions not amounting to an insane delusion do not invalidate a will. The court affirmed the validity of the 2014 will and vacated the award of attorneys’ fees to the caveators.