Question

what are the main rules of writing a will? check all that apply
in most states, you must be eighteen or older
the document must clearly state that it is your will
a notary must be present during the writing of the will
at least three people must witness the signing of the will
a will must be written in sound judgement and mental capacity
an executor must be named to oversee the distribution of the estate

Explanation:

• In most states, 18 is the minimum age for testamentary capacity. Clearly stating it's a will helps with identification. Sound judgment and mental capacity are required for a valid will. Naming an executor is common for estate - distribution oversight. While notarization and a specific number of witnesses may vary by jurisdiction, and notarization isn't always required during writing.

Answer:

• In most states, you must be eighteen or older
• The document must clearly state that it is your will
• A will must be written in sound judgement and mental capacity
• An executor must be named to oversee the distribution of the estate