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A Florida testator handwrites his entire will, signs it at the end, and has two witnesses properly attest it in compliance with section 732.502. The document is otherwise valid. How does Florida law treat this instrument?

It is a valid holographic will exempt from the witness requirement It is a valid will and is NOT treated as a holographic will because it met the standard execution formalities It is valid only if recorded with the clerk of court before death It is void because Florida prohibits handwritten wills entirely

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It is a valid will and is NOT treated as a holographic will because it met the standard execution formalities

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