The mother of the two children looked at her lawyer, Robert, hoping to get some advice from him.
Robert said, "Do you have a copy of the testament in your hands? You don't need to show the original now."
The woman quickly said, "Yes, the original is in a safe deposit box at the bank, and I have a copy with me."
As she spoke, she opened her large LV neverfull bag, took out a transparent folder, and handed it to Kelly, the lawyer.
Kelly quickly flipped to the last page, took a close look, and suddenly started to laugh.
She asked Robert, the lawyer, "Robert, have you read this testament?"
Robert suddenly blushed, adjusted the glasses on his nose, and said a bit awkwardly, "I glanced through it, why? Is there a problem?"
"In order to be valid, this testament requires signatures from two witnesses who are unrelated and have no vested interest. Can you tell me why, apart from Mr. York's signature, there are no witness signatures on this testament?"
