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Testatrix

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testatrix n. female form of testator, although distinguishing between genders is falling out of fashion. (See: testator)


TESTATRIX. A woman who makes a will or testament, is so called.



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35) The Third District stated, "[i]t is important in considering whether undue influence was exercised in the making of this will to consider the mental and physical condition of the testatrix at the time the will was executed.
Do-it-Yourself wills are dangerous as they lack the sophistication necessary to properly reflect the true intention of the testator or testatrix and often fail such that the intended beneficiaries do not receive the gift/s referred to in the will.
Ferdinand Bloch-Bauer's representative) supplied the property affirmation in lieu of an oath, the verification of the estate, and the testamentary compliance confirmation, via the following declaration: I hereby provide the testamentary compliance confirmation, as follows: In Section I of her will dated 19th January 1923, the testatrix designates her husband Mr.
 
 
 
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