Glaze v. Lemaster

HUNSTEIN, Justice.

After executor Eric Lemaster propounded the will of Lillie Payne, George Glaze filed a caveat contending, inter alia, that the will was invalid because it was not properly executed, that Payne lacked the requisite testamentary capacity and that the will was not freely and voluntarily executed. After a bench trial the probate court rejected the caveat and found the will to be valid. Because the evidence adduced supports the probate court’s judgment, we affirm.

1. Appellant contends that the will was not properly executed because Payne did not follow the procedure set forth in…