You keep making this point but review of the literature suggests that the unsigned new will can be used by the people named therein as evidence in a suit not that the executor should follow such an unsigned paper in preference to a legally executed will.
“You keep making this point but review of the literature suggests that the unsigned new will can be used by the people named therein as evidence in a suit not that the executor should follow such an unsigned paper in preference to a legally executed will.”
No. The literature states that the probate court may accept an unsigned will.