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: Sui GenerisThe Curious Phenomenon of the e-Will
By Nicole Black, Esq.
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A new client was recently referred to me by a colleague. The client had gone online and prepared her own Will, and my colleague was concerned that it might not be valid. I reviewed the client?s draft Will, and although it was awkwardly written and contained provisions that probably did not need to...(This is a content summary only. If you're reading this anywhere other than an RSS reader, the content has been lifted. Please visit my blog, Sui Generis http://nylawblog.typepad.com , to read the entire post)
Full post as published by Sui Generis on October 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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