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Decedent typed and signed a document titled "My Will," leaving all property to a niece. No witness signed. Decedent emailed the signed document to the niece and to Decedent's lawyer, saying, "This is the will I want admitted when I die." The state has adopted a harmless-error statute for wills.
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The document is valid only if it revokes no prior will. The document must fail because harmless error never applies to wills. The document may be treated as a will if clear and convincing evidence shows the decedent intended it as a will. The document is valid only if it benefits all heirs equally.

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