A June 6, 2017 opinion from the Court of Appeals of Georgia, Slosberg v. Giller, regards a family probate dispute and undue influence. Although this is not a Florida trust and estates case, probate litigators and trust attorneys frequently encounter similar lawsuits. Furthermore, Slosberg v. Giller provides us, whether we are Georgia probate lawyers or Florida trust attorneys, with a great definition of undue influence and some of the requirements of an undue influence claim. Palm Beach trust and estates lawyers are often hired to “fight” changes to wills, trusts, or estate planning documents that may have been the product of undue influence. Undue influence claims in Florida probate courts are common, and experienced West Palm Beach estate lawyers know how to successfully litigate them. When can a trial court dispose of an undue influence claim by summary judgment? Can a trial court limit the scope of evidence to the time periods in which the father executed the challenged documents?