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Wills

  88 posts

  Mar 23, 2026

The Tension Among Will-Formality Regimes: Attested Wills and Holographic Wills

Wills law does not operate with a single, uniform execution model. Instead, many...

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  Mar 22, 2026

Will Formality Level Two: Holographic Wills

A holographic will is a legislatively authorized alternative to the attested will. It...

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  Mar 22, 2026

Will Formality Level One: Attested Wills

The classic Anglo‑American model for will formalities is the attested will, governed...

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  Mar 09, 2026

Uniform Electronic Wills Act § 7: Revocation

The Uniform Electronic Wills Act (UEWA) addresses how an electronic will may be...

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  Mar 08, 2026

Formalism vs. Intent: A Fundamental Tension in the Law

Formalism versus intent is a recurring, cross-cutting conflict in the law: the law...

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  Mar 08, 2026

The Four Functions of Will Formalities

The commentary to the Uniform Electronic Wills Act summarizes a widely cited framework...

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  Mar 07, 2026

Reasons for the Uniform Electronic Wills Act

The Uniform Electronic Wills Act (UEWA) was drafted to address two related concerns:...

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Wills: Electronic Wills

  Mar 03, 2026

NY EPTL Article 3 Part 6: Electronic Wills

EPTL Article 3 Part 6 governs the execution, revocation, filing, self-proving procedure, and...

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  Feb 28, 2026

MCL 700.3101 Devolution of Estate at Death; Restrictions

Sec. 3101.Devolution of estate at death; restrictions. An individual's power...

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  Feb 26, 2026

UPC § 2-502 Allows Holographic Wills Without Witnesses or Notaries

Under Uniform Probate Code § 2‑502(b), a will is valid as a...

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  Feb 26, 2026

UPC § 2-502: Testators Signature and Limited Delegation

Under Uniform Probate Code § 2-502(a)(2), a will must be signed by...

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  Feb 25, 2026

UPC: A Will Must Be in Writing

Uniform Probate Code § 2‑502(a)(1) requires that a will be in...

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