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Revocation by Subsequent Writing

This guide explores the various ways to revoke a will through subsequent writings. It covers different types of revocation writings, including the formal revocation of a will, codicils, and written declarations that meet will formalities. Additionally, it addresses practical scenarios, such as a client wanting to make minor changes to an existing will, discussing whether a new will or a codicil is the appropriate course of action. Stay informed about the specifics of revocation to ensure your estate plans are up-to-date and legally sound.

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Revocation by Subsequent Writing

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  1. Revocation bySubsequent Writing

  2. Types of revocation writings • 1. Will

  3. Types of revocation writings • 2. Codicil

  4. Types of revocation writings • 3. Declaration in writing with will formalities. 9/19/2013 I revoke my Will. Tess Tater

  5. Methods of revocation by subsequent writing • 1. Express Revocation

  6. Methods of revocation by subsequent writing • 2. Revocation by inc0nsistency

  7. Practice question • Client wants to make minor changes to an existing will. • New will? • Codicil?

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