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Can a person that's senile make a will?

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In order to execute a valid will a person must be competent to do so. Generally, to be deemed competent at the time of the execution of the will the testator must meet the following requirements:

Must know she is making a will

Must know the extent and value of her property

Must know the persons who would ordinarily be the beneficiaries of a will

Must understand the disposition to the beneficiaries of her will

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