2-6-115. Who may witness.
Any person generally competent to be a witness may act as a witness to a will.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Title 2 - Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code
Section 2-6-101 - Right to Make and Dispose; Exception.
Section 2-6-102 - All Property Deemed Passed; "Property" Defined.
Section 2-6-103 - Property Passed May Be Governed by Trust Instrument.
Section 2-6-104 - Law Governing Meaning and Effect.
Section 2-6-105 - Rules of Construction and Intention.
Section 2-6-106 - Antilapse; Deceased Devisees; Class Gifts.
Section 2-6-107 - Failure of a Testamentary Provision.
Section 2-6-108 - Specific Devise of Securities; Accessions; Nonademption.
Section 2-6-110 - Exercise of Power of Appointment.
Section 2-6-111 - Nonexoneration.
Section 2-6-113 - Holographic Will.
Section 2-6-114 - Self-Proving Wills.
Section 2-6-115 - Who May Witness.
Section 2-6-116 - Validity of Execution.
Section 2-6-117 - Revocation by Writing or by Act.
Section 2-6-118 - Revocation by Divorce or Annulment; Effect; Revival; Other Changes Excluded.
Section 2-6-119 - Duty of Custodian to Deliver Will; Failure to Comply; Order to Third Persons.
Section 2-6-120 - Notification of Executor; Disposition Where No Petition Filed.
Section 2-6-121 - Petition and Procedure for Filing of Will Without Probate or Administration.
Section 2-6-122 - Petition and Procedure for Filing and Probate of Will Without Administration.
Section 2-6-123 - Filing of Will, With or Without Probate Not to Bar Collection by Affidavit.
Section 2-6-124 - Written Statement Referred to in Will Disposing of Certain Personal Property.