Writing a Valid Will Does Not Require

question 156

Multiple Choice

Writing a valid will does not require:

• A) a full knowledge of the act.
• B) a clear mental capacity.
• C) no undue influence on the testator.
• D) mentally competent heirs.
• E) proper execution.

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