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The execution and attestation clause must be on a page with a portion of the will. Never put it on a separate page and always have the will-maker sign it at the end of the will in the presence of two disinterested witnesses; there must be room for the two witnesses’ signatures (see Section III.E: Executing and Attesting the Will). | The execution and attestation clause must be on a page with a portion of the will. Never put it on a separate page and always have the will-maker sign it at the end of the will in the presence of two disinterested witnesses; there must be room for the two witnesses’ signatures (see Section III.E: Executing and Attesting the Will). | ||
'''NOTE''': Execute only the original will. Copies should not be signed by will-maker and witnesses, but can be photocopied or have facsimile signatures and dates inserted. Students should write or stamp the word “copy” on all photocopies. | |||
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== D. Executing a Will == | == D. Executing a Will == | ||
