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Read About Contesting a Will Because of Improper Execution of the will

A will must be executed with the formalities required by the lawIn Texas, wills must be executed with proper formalities. If it is not executed with those formalities, the will will not be admitted to probate and the deceased's property will go to his heirs through the law of descent and distribution.

Proper execution generally requires that:

  1. The will be in writing;
  2. Signed by the testator;
  3. It must be signed with testamentary intent;
  4. The testator must know and understand the contents of the document; and
  5. If not wholly in the handwriting of the testator, be witnessed by two witnesses who sign the will in the presence of the testator.

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