Amendment to the executor, heir/beneficiary

Although the will is signed, the will can still be amended at any time, provided that it complies with the provisions of the Wills Ordinance, that is, the testator is alive and can treat the will at any time at any time: revocation (to make it invalid), modification (change) Executor, beneficiary), therefore, whoever manages the estate (executor of the will) and who is the heir/beneficiary can be changed at will. The lawyer's fee to execute a will is not high, and the procedures for witnessing a will are very simple. However, it must be noted that high-value estates must undergo the formalities of court estate certification (Probate), and the testament takes effect only after the testator's death. When the testator loses his legal capacity, he also loses control of the property.