 after they had lived as near paupers for many years. She then changed her will, and the disaffected family member sued on the basis that the later will was the product of undue influence, and that she lacked capacity to write a new will because she didn't know the purchasing power of $50 million. The court disagreed. There was no evidence that she was improperly influenced to change her will, and not understanding the extent of your wealth doesn't mean that you can't make out a will. This has been the Agricultural Law and Tax Report. I'm Roger McOwen.