Fingerprint Will Validity Concerns

Summary

In California, a will typically requires the testators signature and two witnesses. A fingerprint instead of a signature could be challenged, but if witnessed by two people, it might still be valid. Consulting a probate attorney is advisable for further clarification.

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In California, a will typically needs to be signed by the testator and witnessed by two individuals. If it's only a fingerprint, it could be challenged. However, since it was witnessed by two people, it might still be considered valid.
For further clarification, you might want to consult a local probate attorney. Would you like assistance in finding one?
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It looks like you have a potentially valid will, but it might still face challenges due to the lack of a signature. Connecting with a probate attorney is a good step. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask.