Assignment:
Question 1. It is becoming increasingly more common for attorneys to use video wills in conjunction with written wills. In the video will, the testator (one who makes a will) is seen discussing the contents of the will and why certain choices were made by the testator. Further, it is also becoming more common for a medical doctor or psychologist to also appear in the video with the testator to state that he/she has found the testator to be of sound mind and body. Finally, the video usually shows the testator signing the will along with the signing of the witnesses. Is all of this fuss necessary? What circumstances have caused this to become more common? Finally, is this a good idea or not?