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When could I use a Codicil?

- If you need to make a simple change to your Last Will;

- If you want to change your executor; or

- If you want to change a guardian;

then you could use a Codicil.

When should I write a new Last Will?

- If you need to make complex changes to your Last Will;

- If you want to add or remove a beneficiary;

- If your Last Will already has one or more codicils attached; or

- If you married or got divorced since you wrote your Last Will;

then you should WRITE A NEW WILL

Your Information

Your Name:

Use your full legal name. (e.g. Samuel William Smith.)

Your Gender:

Male

Signing Location

City/Town where the Codicil is to be signed:

Last Will

What is the signing date of your Last Will:Enter the execution date (signing date) of your Last Will to which this Codicil will apply.

Amendments

How many changes will you make to your Last Will?

If you need to make more than two changes to your Last Will then you need to write a new Last Will.

Amendment

Select type of amendment:

Add

Enter the text you wish to add:

If the clauses in your Last Will are numbered, then number your new clause so that your Last Will and Codicil will be read in the correct sequence.

Example: (Add a new gift or beneficiary)
12) I bequeath the sum of $25,000 to my nephew John Thomas Lee, of Arlington, Texas, to be used for his sole use and enjoyment.

Codicil Execution Date

Execution date for this Codicil:

Unsure

Number of witnesses:

Two

*** Please select a state in the Signing Location section. ***

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BETTER TO BE SAFE!

Avoid the risk of having your intentions changed or even invalidated.

Select ONLY witnesses who are NOT RECEIVING A GIFT under your Will.

A witness should also not be the spouse of someone receiving a gift under your Will.

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Remember:

Read and review your Last Will and all Codicils (including this one) carefully.

If your Last Will appears confusing then a judge may interpret your Last Will in a way that you did not intend. Do not take that risk! Ensure that your intentions are clear and will not be misunderstood.

If you think your Codicil might be misunderstood then WRITE A NEW WILL

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