Because a general bequest or devise does not single out any particular item of property to be transferred by will, a testator does not have to know the nature and extent of his or her property to create a valid will.

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A testator must have a general understanding of the nature and extent of their property to create a valid will, even for general bequests or devises, to ensure they are making informed decisions about the distribution of their estate.

Because a General Bequest or Devise Does Not Single Out