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Will Contests Contesting a Will TESTATOR DID NOT SIGN THE WILL

In all states, the person making a written will (the "Testator") must sign it. Signing a will means signing one's name or making one's mark. If a will is prepared by an attorney but is never signed by the client, the unsigned will is invalid.




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