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Are Handwritten Wills Valid in Florida? (Most People Get This Wrong)

That Handwritten Will Might Be Worthless in Florida ⚠️ Florida Handwritten Wills Explained | What Makes a Will Invalid? Can you just handwrite your will in Florida? Most people think they can grab a notebook, write down their wishes, sign it, and call it done. But Florida law has strict requirements — and if you miss even one step, your will may be treated as if it never existed. Florida does not recognize holographic (unwitnessed handwritten) wills. Two witnesses must sign at the same time. Your signature must be at the end. And without a self-proving affidavit, probate can become delayed and stressful for your family. I’ve seen families lose control of estates because of simple mistakes that could have been avoided. If you’re relying on a handwritten will, this episode could save your family months of court delays — and serious conflict. 📍 Florida estate planning guidance 📲 Have a question for a future episode? Send it in. 📍 Florida Estate Planning Guidance 📞 Schedule a consultation here: theottolawgroup.com/consultation I’m Attorney Otto. Plan wisely, live confidently — and I’ll see you next time. #FloridaEstatePlanning #FloridaWills #HandwrittenWill #ProbateFlorida #EstatePlanningTips #FloridaLaw #WillsAndTrusts #AttorneyAdvice #ProtectYourFamily