Which of the following is true of a joint will?
A) Whether a joint will is revocable depends only on the language of the will.
B) The mere fact that a joint will has been executed creates the presumption of a contract not to revoke the will.
C) Underlying a joint will is an agreement on a common plan.
D) A testator who has made a joint will cannot change the will later under any circumstances.

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A joint will is a single instrument that constitutes the will of both or all of the testators and is executed by both or all. Underlying a joint or mutual will is an agreement on a common plan. This common plan often includes an express or implied contract (a contract to make a will or not to revoke the will).

Which of the Following Is True of a Joint Will