Amador Pena, who had three insurance policies on his life, wrote a will in which he specified that the proceeds from the insurance policies should go to his children instead of to Leticia Pena Salinas and other beneficiaries named in the policies. He died the day after writing the will. The insurance companies paid the proceeds of the policies to the named beneficiaries. The executor of Pena’s estate sued Salinas and the other beneficiaries for the insurance money. Decide. [Pena v Salinas, 536 SW2d 671 (Tex App)]