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It might be a state specific thing (self-proving aspect) n/m
Posted by
jba/fl
of FL on
9/24/14 3:45pm
Msg #515922
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Self-proving Will
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Skyhye/CA
on 9/23/14 9:44pm
Re: Self-proving Will
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Marian_in_CA
on 9/23/14 10:06pm
Re: Self-proving Will
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LKT/CA
on 9/23/14 10:22pm
Re: Self-proving Will
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Marian_in_CA
on 9/23/14 11:15pm
Re: Self-proving Will
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LKT/CA
on 9/24/14 6:10am
Isn't the witness's signature notarized, not the testator’s?
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Stoli
on 9/24/14 12:24am
When an attorney drafts a will in CA, do they also include a
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Teresa/FL
on 9/24/14 9:03am
Re: When an attorney drafts a will in CA, do they also include a
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MikeC/TX
on 9/24/14 10:05am
I always ask if the will has been prepared by an attorney
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Teresa/FL
on 9/24/14 11:49am
Re: Isn
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LKT/CA
on 9/24/14 3:17pm
It might be a state specific thing (self-proving aspect) n/m
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jba/fl
on 9/24/14 3:45pm
Re: It might be a state specific thing (self-proving aspect)
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jnew
on 9/24/14 4:17pm
Re: It might be a state specific thing (self-proving aspect)
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ikando
on 9/26/14 11:30am
Re: It might be a state specific thing (self-proving aspect)
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jba/fl
on 9/26/14 12:17pm
Re: Isn
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MikeC/TX
on 9/24/14 6:08pm
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