Getting a Legal Will Made.

Today, me and Soco had an appointment with our attorney to finish the Will process. Last week, we filled out some paperwork, talked with our attorney and had a nice day. He typed it all out all nice and neat and we got it back. This time, we had to make it official. I learned that copies of a will isn't official. It doesn't hold any power in the eyes of the court. The only thing that counts is the original will with the original signatures and seal. It was kind of wierd, me and Soco were escorted into this big room. We sat down and two witnesses were asked to sit down in front of us. They had to watch with their very own eyes, that we signed the legal document and after we signed it, they initialed next to our signatures. At the end, the attorney signs it and places a seal. From watching this, I don't think I can ever be in the law business. It is so boring. Soco had trouble staying awake also.