Article 973 (Will of an Adult Ward)
(1) For an adult ward to make a will at a time that his/her decision-making capacity
has recovered temporarily, not less than two doctors shall be in attendance.
(2) A doctor in attendance of the making of a will shall make an entry on the will to
the effect that the testator was not in a condition lacking decision-making capacity
at the time of making the will, sign it, and affix his/her seal; provided that in the
case of a will by sealed and notarized document, he/she shall make an entry to that
effect on the sealed document, sign it, and affix his/her seal.
Article 974 (Causes of Disqualification of Witness or Observer)
The following persons may not be a witness or observer to a will:
(i) a minor;
(ii) a presumed heir, donee, or a spouse or lineal relative of either; or
(iii) a spouse, relative within four degrees, secretary, or employee of a notary
public.
Article 975 (Prohibition of Joint Wills)
A will may not be made by two or more persons on the same certificate