Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to claim undue influence in estate planning [title] Avoid delay. [step] You need to move fast if you want to challenge an estate plan for undue influence. The deadline is usually very short. <sep> (A) If you miss the deadline, then you can't bring the suit, regardless of how solid your claim of undue influence is. [substeps] In florida, for example, you only get three months to raise a challenge to a will after receiving notification that the will has been submitted to probate. (B) However, keep in mind how long the delay is and what actions the beneficiaries would take to meet the deadlines stated in the will. Delay delays are disruptive and increase the risk that the beneficiaries will die. (C) In the example above, you might have to wait 30 to 60 days before you can challenge the estate plan. [substeps] In order to fight undue influence, you'll have to prove undue influence. (D) Wait to challenge the estate plan until after the death of your loved one. [substeps] Opposing the will, or the plan, has 5 days from the date the will was executed to satisfy this requirement.
Output (English): A