Which of the following is true regarding Bruce's statement that the revision to the will meant nothing?
A) Regardless of whether or not the change was made by a lawyer, it was ineffective because in order to revise a will, the initial will must be revoked and a completely new will written.
B) The revision to the will was ineffective because it was not done by a lawyer.
C) The revision to the will was ineffective, not because it was done by Carol, but because it improperly expressed personal opinion of an individual which by law must be absent from a will.
D) Assuming other requirements are met, the change to the will is not objectionable on the basis that it was done by Carol or on the basis that it expressed a personal opinion regarding Bruce.
E) The change to the will is not objectionable so long as Amy can prove by a preponderance of the evidence that Bruce was indeed having an affair with Sharon.

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A will is generally valid if it meets four requirements. First, the testator must have testamentary capacity. Second, a will almost always must be in writing to be valid. Third, the person writing the will must sign the will. Fourth, witnesses must attest to the will.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding Bruce's Statement That