Broach v. Bradley
Texas Court of Appeals, 11th District (Eastland)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
McCLOUD, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal from a will contest. Jeri Bradley offered for probate the will of Selma Word. The will included a self-proving affidavit. An opposition to the probate of the will was filed. The jury found in favor of Bradley, and the will was admitted to probate. Eleonora Broach appeals. We affirm.
The record reflects that Bradley called Sheryl Johnson Wiles, the notary who executed the self-proving affidavit, as a witness concerning Word’s mental capacity at the time the will was executed. After cross-examining Wiles on the procedure she used to swear the…
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