A testator was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York but after he got married, he lived with his wife in Florida. Later, the testator and his wife resided in Phoenix, Arizona. While they resided in Phoenix, Arizona, the testator’s wife died. It was around April 2004 that he executor his will in Arizona.
The testator first executed a trust in favor of his grandson. In his will, he left his entire estate to the trust he created. He named his grandson the sole beneficiary of his trust.
A year after he created the trust and executed his will the testator called his sister asking her to come and get him from Phoenix, Arizona because he wanted to go back and live in Brooklyn with her. At that time the testator was ninety-five years old and he had heart disease. He told his sister that he wanted to change his will. So before he boarded the airplane bound for Brooklyn, New York, he and his sister went by the office of a lawyer where he changed the beneficiary of his 2004 will and trust. He gave his sister the principal of the trust, he gave his granddaughter 3/8 of the trust and his grandson 1/8 of the trust. He also named his sister as his health care proxy. After signing the documents in the Arizona lawyer’s office, he insisted on boarding the airplane to New York immediately.