What is a holographic will according to Florida law ? An estate lawyer can tell you that a holographic will is, generally, a handwritten and unwitnessed Last Will and Testament. Probate judges do not accept holographic wills in Florida. Is there an exception? Yes, it is called reciprocity. Ask your probate attorney about reciprocity. Florida Statute 732.502 specifically says that holographic wills are not accepted because they are not properly executed. EVERY valid Florida will must be in writing and be executed according to Florida Statute 732.502. Holographic wills almost never meet Florida’s will execution requirements. To learn more, read Florida Statute 732.502 in its entirety below.