A will must comply with statutory formalities to ensure that the testator understood his or her actions at the making of the will. These formalities are intended to
A)raise revenue.
B)support probate courts, attorneys, and other professionals.
C)prevent fraud.
D)all of the choices.

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The primary purpose of the statutory formalities required for a will is to prevent fraud by ensuring that the will accurately reflects the testator's intentions and was made without undue influence or coercion.

A Will Must Comply with Statutory Formalities to Ensure That