Null and void?
If President Biden didn’t comprehend what he was doing, are his laws, orders and regs valid?
By Paul Driessen —— Bio and Archives--February 3, 2025
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Laws in every state govern wills and the transfer of estates and property upon a testator’s death. For example, Virginia statutes provide that “any individual may make a will,” except testators who are unemancipated minors or “of unsound mind.”
Unsound mind generally means not having mastery of one’s mental faculties, which could include being enfeebled enough that the testator is easily subject to improper influence by others, especially someone who would benefit from provisions of the will.
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