Can a will beneficiary be a witness for the self-proving affidavit of the will?
Short answer is a witness cannot be a beneficiary. Long answer is you are not doing this right at all, and should really consult a lawyer.
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Short answer is a witness cannot be a beneficiary. Long answer is you are not doing this right at all, and should really consult a lawyer.
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