For a Will to Be Valid, the Maker Must Be

question 104

Multiple Choice

For a will to be valid, the maker must be all of the following, except

• A) the legal required age.
• B) mentally competent.
• C) free from undue influence from others.
• D) related to all beneficiaries listed in it.

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Definitions:

Voidable

A contract or transaction that is legally valid but may be declared void by one of the parties.

Unenforceable

Refers to a contract or clause that, due to legal deficiencies or fairness issues, cannot be compelled or enforced by law.

Annullable

Refers to something that can be declared void or invalid, usually in a legal context.

Unintentional

An action or outcome that occurs without a deliberate plan or purpose.