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Does a will have to be in writing?

With very rare and limited exceptions, a will in Indiana must be in writing. Videotaping the person making the will may be done for other reasons, such as showing that the person is competent and is not subject to undue influence of another, but the will itself must be in writing to be valid in Indiana.

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