The purpose of the exordium clause is to declare to the public all of the following EXCEPT:
A)Identity of the attorney
B)The testator's intent and capacity to create a will
C)The testator's intent to make this document the last will
D)The location of the testator's principal residence or domicile

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The exordium clause in a will primarily serves to identify the testator, declare their intent to make the document their last will, and assert their capacity to do so. It does not typically include the identity of the attorney who drafted the will.

The Purpose of the Exordium Clause Is to Declare to the Public