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2/20/10, 6:02 am

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If a person that can read and write some, but not all that well, has someone else write up a paper for them, as a last will and testiment of what they wanted to say, and how they want their property distributed--then they read the paper over, then they sign the paper--wouldn't that paper still be binding in court upon their death?


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