Q: My father has recently passed. I'm his only son but he left everything to a girlfriend. What can I do?
My father was diagnosed with Parkinson's Dementia and his will was changed 2 years ago. We was not in a sound mind and I feel she persauded him.
A: If South Carolina is the appropriate jurisdiction in which to probate your Father's Estate, you need to talk to a local attorney immediately. While I cannot comment on your specific situation given the amount of unknown information, it is possible to have Wills or Codicils set aside due to the deceased lacking testamentary capacity (among other things) at the time of signing. It all depends on what you can prove.
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