ARS § 14-3406
In contested cases about an attested will that is not self-proved, at least one attesting witness must testify if testimony is needed and the witness is in state, competent, and able to testify. Other evidence may also be used to prove due execution, and self-proved wills are presumed valid unless fraud or forgery is s
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In contested cases about an attested will that is not self-proved, at least one attesting witness must testify if testimony is needed and the witness is in state, competent, and able to testify. Other evidence may also be used to prove due execution, and self-proved wills are presumed valid unless fraud or forgery is shown.
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