The holiday season is here, which means you will probably be spending some extra time with your family. The holidays are a great time to get caught up with everyone's lives, reminisce on fond memories and, yes, talk about your estate plan.
Can an interested party act as a witness to a will?
Though we'd like to think that our family members are all trustworthy and have our aging loved ones' best interests in mind, residents in Denver have probably heard a story or two about a family member who has taken advantage financially of an elderly family member. In some cases, this is done through power of attorney privileges, while in other cases, this is done through coercion or pressure to include certain provisions in a will.
