A Valid Will Does Not Typically Require

question 27

Multiple Choice

A valid will does not typically require

• A) testamentary capacity.
• B) a witness who can testify to the validity of the testator's signature.
• C) witnesses who can testify to the specific intent of the testator.
• D) None of the above.

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