Is a hand written Pour-Over-Will singed and dated by owner of a Trust legally binding? No witnesses or notorary, but part of a legal Trust.
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Read More Answered By: Scott Linden |
If a will is written entirely in the hand of the creator, then there is no requirement for there to be witnesses or a notary. The fact that they are leaving all of their assets to a trust is irrelevant.
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