Multiple Choice
The formal declaration of a testator at the time of signing a will that it is his or her last will and testament
A) testamentary capacity
B) testamentary intent
C) publication
D) interested witness
E) operation of law
F) standing
G) in terrorem clause
H) ambulatory
I) attest a will
J) revocation by subsequent writing
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q2: A presumption of undue influence may be
Q13: MATCHING:<br>-To bear witness and to affirm or
Q17: MATCHING:<br>-Revocable and subject to change<br>A)testamentary capacity<br>B)testamentary intent<br>C)publication<br>D)interested
Q18: Creditors can generally contest a will.
Q20: MATCHING:<br>-The sound mind requirement for a person
Q22: Which is NOT an example of revocation
Q23: If a client wants to leave a
Q24: Witnesses to the execution of a will
Q26: MATCHING:<br>-The automatic revocation or amendment of a
Q30: MATCHING:<br>-A statement in a will that if