The Attestation Clause Explained By Attorney Gordon Crawford | Will And Testament - LA
Channel: Gordon R Crawford & Associates
Date: 2021-10-28

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It must attest and declare as follows: “In our presence the testator has declared on signified that this instrument is his last Testament and has signed it at the end and on each other separate page, and in the presence of Testator and each other we have hereunder inscribed our names this ____ day of __Month__, _Year_.”
Technically, the testator does not need to put in writing that the document contains his or her last wishes. He or she may verbally assent to the provisions in the will. However, an attorney would likely advise that you do put his assent in writing to reduce the chances of anyone challenging the validity of the will.

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