[sewell94]

Lets say that someone's great grandfather died in his late 80's. Worth 100's of millions, was president of numerous banks, former politician, blah blah. His grandfather was the first born, and his mother first born to the grandfather. The grandfather had died before the great grandfather. The will left everything to his 3rd wife, who was 40 years younger than him(ala anna nicole style but w/o the looks). That version of the will was filed about 18 months ago, but the signature is very bad, and the great grandfather was undergoing cancer treatment at that time(and probably under the influence under some pretty strong drugs). My question is does the great grandson or his mother have any right to contest the will??? They have no money can't afford a lawyer, would/do lawyers that would handle this type of work off of commission ?? what would be the best course of action for the great grandson/granddaughter?? I know this really needs to go to a lawyer, but i wanted ask the ppot brian trust their opinion. That or if anyone knew a lawyer that would be interetsed in something like this.

btw: this is in fl,