Re:NY Man Pleads Guilty in $20M SIM Swap Theft
by mindslight on Friday December 17, 2021 @06:57PM
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@hellbannedguy:
Yes from what I know, you technically do not need to get a will notarized. But getting it notarized makes it a "self proving will", which will be easily accepted by a court. If you don't do the notarization at the time, your poor executor will likely need to hunt down the witnesses and get them to sign affidavits.
Yes from what I know, you technically do not need to get a will notarized. But getting it notarized makes it a "self proving will", which will be easily accepted by a court. If you don't do the notarization at the time, your poor executor will likely need to hunt down the witnesses and get them to sign affidavits.