Will Signing Legalities Explained

Summary

In Massachusetts, a will can be signed by another person on the testators behalf if done in their presence and at their direction, with two competent witnesses. This is considered legally valid as the testators signature. However, consulting with a local attorney is recommended to ensure all legal requirements are met and to address any specific concerns.

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So legally my mom would have signed the will her self as she directed her to do so
In Massachusetts, if your mom directed someone to sign the will on her behalf in her presence and it was witnessed by two competent individuals, it should be considered valid. It's important to consult with a local attorney to ensure everything is in order and to address any specific concerns. Would you like to know more about the probate process?
No. I just want to find out if that makes it legally my mom signature
In Massachusetts, if your mom directed someone to sign the will on her behalf in her presence and it was witnessed by two competent individuals, it is considered legally her signature. However, consulting with a local attorney is recommended to ensure all legal requirements are met.