Supreme Court: No Need for Handwriting Expert if Will Signatures Are Undisputed
Supreme Court rules that handwriting expert opinion is unnecessary when will signatures are undisputed, prioritising consent and speeding probate cases.
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Supreme Court rules that handwriting expert opinion is unnecessary when will signatures are undisputed, prioritising consent and speeding probate cases.
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