Witnesses to a will must appear in court to testify to the validity of the will.

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Witnesses to a will generally do not need to appear in court to testify to its validity if the will is properly executed, including being signed in the presence of witnesses who also sign the document. Many jurisdictions allow for "self-proving" wills, which include a notarized affidavit confirming the will's validity, thus avoiding the need for witnesses to appear in court.

Witnesses to a Will Must Appear in Court to Testify