What Is a Last Will and Testament?
Connecticut defines a will as “codicils to a will and amendments to a trust as the context may require.” (§ 45a-233)
Requirements
To execute a valid will, individuals must:
- Be mentally sound and at least eighteen (18) years of age. (§ 45a-250)
- The will must be signed by two competent witnesses. (§ 45a-251)
- The will must be in writing. (§ 45a-251)
Filing
Connecticut does not require wills to be filed during a testator’s lifetime. Residents may deposit their wills with probate courts for safekeeping if desired.
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