Which of the following is true regarding the effectiveness of Betsy's signature?
A) It is not an effective attestation because she did not witness Carol sign the will.
B) It is effective.
C) It is effective only if Betsy had seen Carol's signature before and could identify the signature as Carol's.
D) It is effective only because a change to a will is involved which has less stringent requirements for the signature of a witness than that required for an original will.
E) It is ineffective only because Carol's attempted change is ineffective.

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A will is generally valid if it meets four requirements. First, the testator must have testamentary capacity. Second, a will almost always must be in writing to be valid. Third, the person writing the will must sign the will. Fourth, witnesses must attest to the will. A witness must witness the signing of the will and then sign as a witness at the end of the document.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding the Effectiveness of Betsy's