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Can giving all your money to a private company be challenged in court? I am wondering if such a will can be challenged using the insanity clause, because it seems like it's not something a lot of people would do.

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    The grounds for challenging a will vary by jurisdiction. This means by country, and in federal countries such as Canada, the US, or India, the state or province. Lack of a "sound mind" is often a valid ground, as is "undue influence". The evidence needed would vary. It would be wise to consult a local lawyer.
    – David Siegel
    Jul 1, 2021 at 1:03
  • Also, the rules would differ depending on whether you are dead or alive. I assume you specifically mean "willing" you property, and that this isn't a run-around of the need to pay taxes and other debts.
    – user6726
    Jul 1, 2021 at 1:18

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A lot of people don’t BASE jump - that doesn’t make those who do insane

The chance of successfully challenging a will because one of the bequests was slightly odd is essentially zero.

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