A testator may stipulate in his/her will that if a certain person contests the will, then he/she forfeits all benefits of the will.

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A testator can include a "no-contest" or "in terrorem" clause in a will, which disinherits a beneficiary if they challenge the will's validity. However, the enforceability of such clauses varies by jurisdiction.

A Testator May Stipulate in His/her Will That If a Certain