SISTER: Your Honor, my brother manipulated our mother into leaving him the family home. I’m asking the court to invalidate the will. JUDGE: What makes you believe he pressured her? SISTER: He was living with her during the last few months of her life. He managed her appointments, took care of her paperwork, and then, suddenly, he was the only child getting the house. BROTHER: I never asked her to leave it to me. SISTER: Honestly, you expect me to believe that? JUDGE: Mr. Carter, let her finish. SISTER: Our mother told me she planned to divide everything equally. But three months before she died, she changed the will. My brother got a house worth $480,000, and I received a much smaller portion of the rest of the estate. JUDGE: Mr. Harris, did you prepare the will? SOLICITOR: Yes, Your Honor. I met with Mrs. Carter alone. She understood what she owned, who her children were, and what her decision would mean. SISTER: Was my brother there?....