What Is a Last Will and Testament?
Kansas defines a will as “used in statute defined; will may be contractual in character; will need not be published; witnesses need not know instrument is a will.” (§ 59-606)
Requirements
To execute a valid will, individuals must:
- The person creating the will must be of sound mind and at least eighteen (18) years of age. (§ 59-601)
- Two credible witnesses must sign the will in the presence of the testator. (§ 59-606)
- The will must be written. (§ 59-606)
Filing
Kansas does not require individuals to file their wills during their lifetime. Probate courts may allow residents to deposit wills for safekeeping.
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