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== You can change your will after you’ve prepared it == | == You can change your will after you’ve prepared it == | ||
You should consider updating your will whenever your circumstances or wishes change. You can prepare a new will at any time. Or you can change the existing one by signing a separate document, called a '''codicil'''. | You should consider updating your will whenever your circumstances or wishes change. You can prepare a new will at any time. Or you can change the existing one by signing a separate document, called a '''codicil'''. | ||
