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Maria, a 70-year-old Florida resident, signs her typed will at the end. Two witnesses are present in the same room and watch her sign. Both witnesses then sign the will, but only in Maria's presence and not in the presence of each other. Is the will validly executed under Florida law?

No, because under section 732.502 the attesting witnesses must sign in the presence of the testator AND in the presence of each other Yes, because Florida recognizes holographic wills that need no witnesses No, because Florida requires three attesting witnesses for a typed will Yes, because the witnesses signed in the testator's presence, which is all Florida requires

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No, because under section 732.502 the attesting witnesses must sign in the presence of the testator AND in the presence of each other

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