Which of the following is generally true about witnesses to wills?

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In most states, multiple witnesses (usually two or three) must sign the will in the presence of one another and the testator. This is to ensure that the witnesses can attest to the testator's mental capacity and willingness to make the will at the time it was executed. Additionally, witnesses do not need to be residents of the same state as the testator, must not be relatives who know the testator well, and are not required to know the contents of the will.

Which of the Following Is Generally True About Witnesses to Wills