Your client is the son of a now-deceased quadriplegic who wrote his Last Will and Testament and left everything to his twenty-four-hour caregiver, who had been living with him since 2011. You tell your client that you think the will was defective due to the defense of bilateral mistake.

True.

Explanation:

The bilateral error can be observed when an essential error occurs in a document, contract or Will, with the two parts involved, that is, the parties involved in the document did not consent to the placement of a specific clause, which makes the document has a defect that invalidates it and must be investigated and repaired. This investigation is what will happen in Will shown in the question above, as the lawyer suspects that this presents a bilateral error.

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