Once you have a Will it is important to review it on a regular basis (at least every 5 years), as family circumstances and relevant taxation laws may change.
You can make changes to your Will as often as you like, and minor amendments can be made by executing a supplemental document called a codicil. Choose from one of the services below and only pay for the document once you have completed and are happy with it.
If an executor named in your Will dies, you can use this codicil to appoint another person to act in their place as an executor in your Will. In all...
If you wish to make another gift of money or a specific item to a beneficiary named in your Will, you can use this codicil to do so without having...
If you wish to cancel a gift which you have made in your Will, but you wish all other aspects of your Will to remain, you can use this codicil...
If you need to revoke the appointment of an executor in your Will and replace him/her with a substitute, you can use this codicil to do so. You might do...
If you wish to revoke a specific gift (e.g. a car, furniture) or pecuniary gift (i.e. money) given in your Will and give that same gift (or a different gift)...
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