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07-11-2009 07:15 PM
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The lawyer certainly should be able to answer that question. Wills without signatures can be and have been probated if the court feels that the will reflects the deceased person's wishes and there is no challenge.
I can't give legal advice, but I think you and the deceased person's lawyer should conduct a due and diligent search for the original signed copy; if it can't be found, then you and he should attempt to get the will probated, state law permitting.
See Probate - Can an unsigned copy of a will be admitted to probate? as an example.
Jim
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