If it can be established that the testator lacked __________________, the will is:
A) consideration
B) testamentary capacity
C) undue influence
D) duress

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Testamentary capacity refers to the ability of the testator to understand the nature and extent of his or her property, the identities of his or her beneficiaries, and the effect of signing the will. If the testator lacks testamentary capacity at the time of execution, the will is invalid.

If It Can Be Established That the Testator Lacked __________________