Exam 5: Wills Validity Requirements, modification, revocation, and Contests

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A statement in a will that if a beneficiary of the will objects to probate or challenges the will's distributions,that contestant forfeits all benefits of the will

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Which is NOT an example of revocation by subsequent writing?

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If a client wants to leave a monetary gift for the attorney who drafts the will,to ensure ethical practice,the attorney should:

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Witnesses to the execution of a will must do all of the following EXCEPT:

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In states that allow nuncupative wills,the testator does not have to be legally capable of making a written will.

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Any will is open to a will contest,even if the maker of the will fulfills all requirements for a valid will.

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The requirement that only a person who stands to lose a pecuniary interest in a decedent's estate if a will is allowed may contest the will

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Which is NOT a way to accomplish revocation?

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Which witness to the execution of a will is LEAST likely to have a conflict of interests?

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