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Posted: 10 years ago
i'm not sure if you all remember few months back, Anuj had made changes to Nanaji's will.  He had met with a lawer and said that this is what the will should be.  I still have doubts that Anuj is in on this.
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Posted: 10 years ago
Originally posted by: Manzz

😃  Actually A Legal Process Has To Be Gone Through Before A WILL Becomes Legal Document ðŸ˜ƒ This Process Is Probate 😃 Or  To Avoid Probate Process, Other Process Is To Get Signatures Of All The Legal Heirs That Signifies That Will Is Final And Last Will Of A Person 😃 

 
 
😃 To Probate A Will ;  Is To  Move The Court Wherein The Final WILL Is Authenticated 😃 Again Few Regulations, Law Do Change From State To State ðŸ˜ƒ  😃  😃
 
 
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Probation of will is after the demise. While the will is being drafted it is safer to get a doctor to certify that the person making the will is of sound mind. The broad terms of the will can be dictated over the phone to a lawyer whose responsibility it is to draft the will in legal terms. After this the will needs to be signed in the presence of two independent witnesses (preferably non-beneficiaries). A good option is to get the will registered with the registrar's office after this. These steps ensure that there are no future disputes.

However even a will written on a scrap of paper with a few lines are legally acceptable as the final will. However in this case it becomes difficult to prove the authenticity in case of disputes. Legally there is no difference between a hand-written note and an attested will.