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A paralegal may:

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Which of the following is not considered a liability?

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When a donor confers the authority upon another, the donor, to select and nominate who will receive ...

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Before an attorney can draft a will:

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What are some of the problems associated with joint and mutual wills?

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Pick two of the statutory requirements for a valid will and write an example on each.

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Match up the terminology in the left column to the definitions in the right column.

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A notary public is not required to sign a will to ensure its ________.

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Nuncupative wills may only dispose of ________ property.

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A testator must be of ________ age to make a valid will.

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A will ________ is a lawsuit that challenges the validity of a will after the death of a testator.

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Only in Connecticut and ________ will a divorce revoke an entire will.

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A will that is completely handwritten is called a ________ will.

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It is recommended that all married couples have a joint will.

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A state can never automatically revoke a will without the testator's knowledge.

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With the common use of computers today it is just as easy to draft a new will verses creating a ...

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A will that has been supplemented with a self-proof affidavit, does not require a live witness.

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A witness must always sign the will in the testator's presence.

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Holographic wills are permitted in all states.

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State statutory requirements are a means of preventing fraud and of ensuring to the best of anyone's ...

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The history of wills has only been around since the American Revolution when people began to ...

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This type of will involves separate documents that contain the identical provisions and often ...

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This clause provides for the forfeiture of all benefits under the will to any beneficiary objecting ...

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Burning a will in the fireplace is an example of which type of will revocation?

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A codicil must be executed with the same formalities as the will it modifies and must be executed ...

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