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What is an unbreakable Will?
Any valid Will is "unbreakable" after the death of the testator unless there are extraordinary circumstances as determined by a judge.Any valid Will is "unbreakable" after the death of the testator unless there are extraordinary circumstances as determined by a judge.Any valid Will is "unbreakable" after the death of the testator unless there are extraordinary circumstances as determined by a judge.Any valid Will is "unbreakable" after the death of the testator unless there are extraordinary circumstances as determined by a judge.
What if the will isn't signed?
Then it is not a valid will. The testator's witnessed signature is a requirement for a valid will in almost all jurisdictions.
How should a will be signed?
Texas law: if it is wholly in the testator's handwriting, the testator should just apply his signature, whatever that is. If it is not wholly in the testator's handwriting, it should bear the testator's signature and that of two witnesses, all of whom sign in the presence of each other. Or, it can be signed by someone at the testator's request in the presence of the testator and two witnesses. More is required to make it self proved, but a Will can be valid even if not self proved. You need to check the laws of your state to determine the requirements for executing a valid will.
Who is the person who writes the will?
The person who writes a will is known as the "testator" or "will maker." This individual outlines how their assets and property should be distributed after their death. It is crucial for the will to be legally valid to ensure that the testator's wishes are carried out as intended.
Is a will valid if the second witness did not see the deceased or the first witness sign the will?
A person who makes a will is called a testator A witness signs a will to indicate that they saw the testator sign it. They don't need to see the other witness sign it. If they didn't see the testator sign it, then it can be challenged.
Do holographic wills require witnesses to be legally valid?
Yes, holographic wills typically do not require witnesses to be legally valid, as long as they are entirely handwritten and signed by the testator.
Is a Will drawn up in North Carolina valid in Maine?
Generally, yes. If the Will was valid at the time it was drafted it will be accepted in another state at the time of death if that is where the testator resided or owned property.
Is a will valid in Texas if Notary forgot to sign?
If the notary forgot to sign, the document is not notarized.
In terms of validity what can be said about the depression test scores?
they are prob. not valid and the test is not mesured depression
Why the individual must survive for 3 years for a will to be effective?
A testator doesn't have to survive for three years for a will to become effective. Generally, a valid will becomes effective upon the death of the testator. The gift to a beneficiary becomes effective upon the death of the testator once the debts of the decedent have been paid. Some wills require that a beneficiary must survive the testator for 30 days in order for the gift to be paid over but that provision must be included in the will.
Is a typewritten holographic will valid?
No. There is no such thing as a typewritten holographic will. A holographic will, by definition, is entirely handwritten by the testator. In some states a holographic will doesn't need to be witnessed.
How much is a ration coupon from the depression worth?
It is valid for redemption for one ration.
