If a person wants to make a change to their will, the person can do so by:
A) appearing in court.
B) executing a codicil.
C) posting a legal notice of the amendment.
D) striking out objectionable provisions in an existing will.

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A codicil is an amendment of a will. If a person wants to change a provision of a will without making an entirely new will, they may amend the will by executing a codicil. One may not amend a will by merely striking out objectionable provisions and inserting new provisions. The same formalities are required for the creation of a valid codicil as for the creation of a valid will.

If a Person Wants to Make a Change to Their