Rupert is 95 years old, in a weakened mental state, and bedridden. He requires assistance with most of his daily activities. Rupert's niece and nephew, with whom he was never particularly close, have been living with him for the past 5 months and have not permitted any of Rupert's actual family members to visit. Last week, Rupert gave his niece and nephew a very large financial gift, made them his sole heirs, and gave them powers of attorney. Rupert was not represented by legal counsel, and Rupert's grandchildren contest the actions Rupert has taken. (The grandchildren were Rupert's heir under his "old" will.) If Rupert's grandchildren challenge the gift to Rupert's niece and nephew, is it likely that a court would hold that the niece and nephew exerted undue influence over Rupert?

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