Free Codicil to Will

Forget to include something in your Will? Need to change something in your Will after a big life event? You can use the Codicil to Will document to make these type of changes as an alternative to creating a new Complete Will.

Use the Codicil to Will document if:

You want to change one or more provisions of your existing Will due to events such as a marriage or divorce, the birth of a child, a move to another state, a significant change in financial status, a change in tax laws, or the death of a beneficiary.
You want to add or change beneficiaries.
You want to add or change the nomination of any executor, trustee or guardian.
You did not include Digital Assets in your existing Will but would like to address them now. Digital Assets can include any online accounts or files stored on a computer or server, such as email accounts, blogs, social-networking websites, and photo and document sharing websites. You can use the Codicil to Will to appoint a Digital Executor to handle your Digital Assets. Learn more about Digital Executors.
You want to modify conditions or restrictions on the receipt of a bequest, such as the age at which a child can receive a bequest.

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