When a loved one dies and they read the will of the dearly departed family members may start fighting each other over what they feel they should be receiving from the deceased’s estate. To help combat this, when you write your will before you die consider putting in this clause. Anyone who “contests” or questions the decisions I made on who gets what after my death, those who contest this will shall automatically not receive anything from my estate after my death.
This type clause is legal in many states and should stop the family from fighting over what they think is rightfully theirs after you die.