Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Arizona

Yes, you can contest it. However, you would have to prove that he was so heavily sedated that he was unable to be considered "of sound mind" or reasonably capable of making his own decisions. That will be the tough part. You would need to get information on what medication(s) he was on, what dosages, for how long, what that or those drugs supposedly do to you, possible negative interactions, what people observed about his mental functioning then as compared to "normal," etc. It's a lot of work.

Best of luck!

You may have a claim to the money if you could show your father was not of sound mind or that the execution of the form was made as a result of undue influence. Did he have a prior beneficiary listed? What was your relationship with him? Is his actions consistent with his wishes in his will? There are many facts that need to be established before you can file a claim Please keep in mind you need to act quickly, as the money will be gone soon.