Yes, you can make changes to your Will at any time, as long as you are mentally competent and follow your state’s legal requirements for executing the updated version.
With NetLaw, updating your Will is quick and straightforward. You can log into your account and revise your Will at any time.
How to Update Your Will in NetLaw
To make changes to your Will:
Click SmartGuide Interviews from the left-side menu
Select Last Will (or "Last Will + Living Trust if you have purchased our trust based package)
Click your name, then click Edit
Make any necessary updates (e.g., new beneficiaries, guardians, or executors)
Click Finish to reassemble your Will
Go to the My Files section to download your updated Will
Do I Need to Sign or Notarize the New Will?
Once you’ve updated your Will, the new version must generally be signed and witnessed (and notarized, if required by your state) to replace your previous Will.
The new Will generally revokes your older version
Only your most recent, properly executed Will is legally enforceable
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