How to Revoke a Will
As long as you are still alive and considered mentally competent, you are as free to change your will as you were to make it. There are certain procedures to changing a will that must be followed if y...
Changing or Revoking Your Will
Does marriage affect my will?
Marriage is a life-altering event that dictates the need to make some changes, among the most important, you and your new spouse should create new Wills. ...
When do I need to update my will, and how do I do it?
Any time you or your any family members experience a major life change, you should consider updating your will. A “major life change” can include......
What effect does moving to a different state have on a will?
What effect does moving to a different state have on a will?...
What if I No Longer Own What I’ve Willed?
Willing either something you no longer own or more property than you own can complicate settlement of your estate, and the rules for dealing with this situation vary widely from state to state....
What if Your Ex-Spouse Survives You – What Happens in My Will
This article discusses the disposition of property in the event that you are legally separated or divorced but haven't changed your Will and your ex-spouse survives you....
What is a will codicil, and when can I use a codicil to change my will?
A codicil is a document executed after the will is in effect, generally used to update a will. Although a codicil can be useful in some circumstances, such as when only a small change to a recent will...
When and how should I revise my will?
You should revise your will any time to reflect any change in family status, such as marriage, divorce, or birth of a child....
What if I have more children after I write my will?
If you have more children after you write your Will, the way to avoid problems is to keep your Will up to date....
Where There’s a Will: Fixing Mistakes in the Making of a Last Will & Testament
Despite all the care that some people put into their wills, it is inevitable that a will sometimes will contain a mistake or an error. When a will doesn't serve its purpose of fulfilling the intent of...
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