A properly executed will allows a person to have their assets distributed according to their wishes after they die. The person who prepares a will is referred to as the testator. The Texas Estates Code sets out the requirements that must be met by the testator for the document to be valid. There are also exceptions to the basic requirements. Requirements for a Will to be valid Legal capacity. The testator must meet the requirements for having the legal capacity to execute a will. The testator must: Be at least 18 years of age.If not 18, the testator must have been … [Read more...]