Legal Definitions - invalid will

An invalid will is a type of will that is not legally recognized or enforceable. It may be invalid for various reasons, such as being improperly executed or not meeting the legal requirements for a valid will.

Invasion refers to a hostile or forcible encroachment on the rights or interests of another person or group. This can include:

• Intentional invasion: a deliberate encroachment on someone's property or rights, even if not motivated by malice or ill will.
• Army invasion: the incursion of an army for conquest or plunder.
• Trust invasion: a withdrawal from principal in a trust.

For example, if someone builds a fence on their neighbor's property without permission, this would be considered an intentional invasion. If a foreign army enters a country to take control, this would be an army invasion. If a trustee takes money from a trust fund for their own personal use, this would be a trust invasion.