Will validity in Missouri requires witnesses, not handwritten wills
In Missouri a will must be signed in the presence of two witnesses who affirm the testator signed and declared it his will. A holographic handwritten will or a notarial acknowledgment alone does not ensure validity. Wills remain private until death and need not be recorded publicly.
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