olographic will
- A document, specific to Louisiana law, entirely handwritten, signed and dated by its originator to serve as their will, with no requirement for notarization or witnesses
- According to Louisiana law, Joe's olographic will was valid since it was handwritten, signed and dated properly.
- Mary decided to quickly draft an olographic will herself while she finalized her official will with her lawyer.
- In Louisiana, you don't need a lawyer or any other witnesses to make an olographic will.
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