Unless statutory requirements are met, a will is invalid and the testator:

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24 March, 22:07

Unless statutory requirements are met, a will is invalid and the testator:

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Karen Wade · Answer 1

Unless statutory requirements are met, a will is invalid and the testator is considered to have died intestate. When this happens the state you live in will determine what happens with your will. This includes anything from bank accounts and securities to other assets at the time of your death. This makes it hard to make sure the items went to exactly where you intended because the state determines where they go.