Does a handwritten will stand up in court?

Yes, this is what's called a holographic will and a holographic will is a will that the person does in their very own handwriting and after that executes it as well as dates it at the page bottom or dates it at the top as well as executes at the bottom, whichever they do. A handwritten will can not be handwritten out by someone else as well as then signed by the decedent or your loved one. It's truly important to understand that a handwritten last will and testament is in fact a very powerful legal document as long as it is implemented properly in the person's own handwriting, dated as well as executed. More information: https://sites.google.com/view/oklahomacityprobateattorney/home

 

Can a written last will and testament stand up in court?

The answer is yes indeed, as long as it's done correctly, as long as there is no undue pressure, and also as long as there is no deception. As generally, check with your territory and also an estate planning attorney near you to ensure that holographic or handwritten will is done appropriately. More information.

Find us on TikTok

Directions on Google Maps

Videos on YouTube

Find us on YELP

Find us on Twitter

Find us on AVVO

 

Cortes Law Firm

5801 Broadway Extension Hwy Suite 110

Oklahoma City, OK, 73118

405-213-0856

 

This article is for educational and informational purposes only, and is not legal advice. If you have a legal issue, then immediately contact an estate planning attorney or probate attorney in your jurisdiction.