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Are you unsure about how to revise your will? Don't worry, you're not alone.
The exact requirements to revise a will vary state-by-state and can be tough to grasp. As a general rule of thumb, check your state's laws before you attempt to amend or revise your will.
Here's a general overview of the dos and don'ts on how to revise your will:
Need More Help?
As you can see, revising a will can be tricky and requires close attention to your state's rules. To figure out what option is best for you in your jurisdiction, it might be most useful to consult with an experienced local wills attorney.
Another option is to sign up for a personal legal plan, some of which offer basic will-drafting and reviewing services. Plans offered by LegalStreet, for example, include an annual will review and updates, along with unlimited access to on-call local attorneys who can help with many other legal issues. With plans starting at less than $13 per month, LegalStreet can be an affordable way to get some legal peace of mind when it comes to revising your will.
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