In re Estate of Romancik, 281 S.W.3d 592 (Tex. App.—El Paso 2008, no pet.).
Testator signed page three of his will but did not sign the prior
pages. The will left his entire estate to Mother. Wife claimed that
Testator’s signature on page three was insufficient to demonstrate that
he had testamentary intent with respect to the prior pages. Both the
trial and appellate courts rejected Wife’s claim holding that the
document reflected Testator’s testamentary intent.
Moral: Although not legally required, it may be prudent practice to have
the testator initial (sign) each page of the will to demonstrate that
the testator intended each page to be a part of his will.