I think this is both a good idea and a bad one. First, as you mentioned, it obviously makes things simpler and allows for more leeway if the will isn't clear. Wouldn't it also potentially cause more problems with people trying to bypass the intent of the will? Or is that such a rare occurrance that it really shouldn't figure into it.
On another note: Do you think something like this would something like this hamper your lucrative "will business", if people are more comfortable writing their own, knowing a minor screw up wouldn't be a disaster?
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