2-6-116. Validity of execution.
A written will is valid if executed in compliance with W.S. 2-6-112 or 2-6-113 or if its execution complies with the law at the time of execution of the place where the will is executed, or of the law of the place where at the time of execution or at the time of death the testator is domiciled, has a place of abode or is a national.
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.