How can a will be validated?

A will can be validated using one of two methods. Firstly, if you engage the services of a professional in the field of estate planning, they might attach a self-proving affidavit to the will. This affidavit would include notarized statements affirming that the will complies with the relevant laws of the state. Alternatively, if the will lacks a self-proving affidavit, it becomes essential for the witnesses to appear in court and provide testimony regarding the authenticity and lawful execution of the will.