Sunday, January 17, 2010

Louisiana Last Will And Testament ATTN: Attornies. Is A Last Will And Testament Null And Void If It's Modified, Dated And Signed By The Owner?

ATTN: Attornies. Is a Last Will and Testament null and void if it's modified, dated and signed by the owner? - louisiana last will and testament

I last changed (), a paragraph of my last will and testament. With this I have a new loan, in order to justify all the legal requirements for my death? I am a resident of Louisiana.

7 comments:

Jason said...

I'm no lawyer, but I know there are three types of wills. Depends on what you have. A cookie (a formal typewritten document) signed by the person or to explain the presence of two witnesses to his will. A hologram is a written, signed and dated written with the author. It requires no witnesses. Is by a law, is a standard form of the State in which the person filling in the boxes is allowed without formal legal representation.

Laws from state to state.

"As far as I know, because I will be witness to prove the only way to know who entered the change is made to sign two witnesses after the change has.

Jason said...

I'm no lawyer, but I know there are three types of wills. Depends on what you have. A cookie (a formal typewritten document) signed by the person or to explain the presence of two witnesses to his will. A hologram is a written, signed and dated written with the author. It requires no witnesses. Is by a law, is a standard form of the State in which the person filling in the boxes is allowed without formal legal representation.

Laws from state to state.

"As far as I know, because I will be witness to prove the only way to know who entered the change is made to sign two witnesses after the change has.

Jason said...

I'm no lawyer, but I know there are three types of wills. Depends on what you have. A cookie (a formal typewritten document) signed by the person or to explain the presence of two witnesses to his will. A hologram is a written, signed and dated written with the author. It requires no witnesses. Is by a law, is a standard form of the State in which the person filling in the boxes is allowed without formal legal representation.

Laws from state to state.

"As far as I know, because I will be witness to prove the only way to know who entered the change is made to sign two witnesses after the change has.

Andrea T said...

Only in practice in Texas, but in general, if it is a will, which was written and notarized, no change effective only if they have the same "red". Her age was not destroyed (ie you do not break into small pieces) and is probably empty, but the change is not implemented well, because it was written and notarized. But you can in the position, a codicil "to make his will, written and notarized, that the original rather than a new will is. The addendum will be identified and the origin of these changes. However, your lawyer may be able to create a new approximately the same amount of money to make a codicil to. (And. The law is very different in many ways if you have a local attorney to ensure to get in touch.)

smartygi... said...

You can make changes to their own will and that is still valid.
If you have many a lot to offer, it is always better to seek legal help to change your will.

Get Justice! said...

On the next page, be sure to change the state where you live. Hope this helps.

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