My question involves technicality of signing a will as a witness in South Carolina. I see that most wills in South Carolina have the witnesses sign above their printed name and address and their signature is dated, then the notary signs and applies her seal with printed name below that. I have read that higher courts say that every technicality is important because the law is there for a reason, even though some courts feel small technicalities are hyper technicalities, and can be over looked.
If the witnesses sign with their name, and just there city, and state listed as address, and their typed or printed name is not below their signature, In addition the Notarial act is on the next page with the notary signature and without the witness signatures on that page, is the will properly executed?
If the witnesses sign with their name, and just there city, and state listed as address, and their typed or printed name is not below their signature, In addition the Notarial act is on the next page with the notary signature and without the witness signatures on that page, is the will properly executed?
Wills: South Carolina Will Requirements for Witness Signing when Executing Document
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