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Wisconsin Last Will and Testament

A Wisconsin last will and testament is a legal document in which an individual states their final wishes regarding the distribution of their estate upon death. In a will, a testator can bequeath real and personal property, fiduciary assets, life insurance policies, and more to designated beneficiaries.
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Who can make a will?

Any person aged 18 or older who is of sound mind.[1]

Signing Requirements

Must be signed by the testator and by two witnesses.[2]

Any person, including an interested party, who would be competent to testify in court to the will’s execution may act as a witness. However, any bequests made to an interested witness are invalid if there are not at least two additional disinterested witnesses.[3]

State Definition

Unless the context or subject matter indicates otherwise, “Will” includes a codicil and any document incorporated by reference in a testamentary document. “Will” does not include a copy, unless the copy has been proven as a will, but “will” does include a properly executed duplicate original.[4]

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