In Re Estate of Pouser

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• addressing rules for interpreting wills under Arizona law, including that courts consider text of will as whole and, “when appropriate, the circumstances at the time it was executed” and that extrinsic evidence is not admissible to contradict will’s plain language
• “A will is ambiguous when the written language is fairly susceptible of two or more constructions.” (citation modified)
• when attempting to ascertain testator’s intent, we consider text of will as a whole

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