Phrases with «codicil»

A codicil is a legal term that refers to a document that makes changes to a previously made will. It is an addition to a will that modifies or adds certain provisions or addresses specific issues, without having to create an entirely new will. Full definition

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Find out what to expect when making an inventory of assets, dealing with creditors and financial institutions, handling insurance and expenses, filing tax returns, preparing court forms and procedures, and dealing with codicils and distribution. (bmllp.ca)
Users that create Codicil to Will sometimes need additional documents. (rocketlawyer.com)
I, Troy L. Phelan, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby expressly revoke all former wills and codicils executed by me, and dispose of my estate as follows:» «To my children, Troy Phelan, Jr., Rex Phelan, Libbigail Jeter, Mary Ross Jackman, Geena Strong, and Ramble Phelan, I give each a sum of money necessary to pay off all of the debts of each as of today. (bookbrowse.com)
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