Are Handwritten “Napkin Wills,” Text Messages, or DIY Wills Actually Valid in Nebraska?
Many Nebraska families assume a handwritten note, text message, or video will control what happens after death. In reality, Nebraska probate law is strict about what counts as a valid will, and informal “napkin wills” often fail. This article explains when handwritten wills work, why DIY documents cause disputes, and how to protect your family from unnecessary probate fights.
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