How to Change Your Will

Life changes. The Will you created years ago, or even just last year, may not reflect your current wishes and circumstances. Fortunately, you can update your Will without having to create a new one.

You can make changes to your Will through a codicil. This should be prepared by a qualified attorney to ensure it is legal and lasting. A codicil amends your will, leaving all but the changed portion intact.

Use Your Will to Create a Legacy

One reason people may wish to change their Will is to include gifts to the organizations and places they care about. If you are interested in supporting St. Joseph’s Indian School, simply contact Denise Hyland to request a copy of our bequest language, which your attorney can use to make your gift.

Note: Some life changes, such as a move to a different state or a change in marital status, may require a new Will to be written. Your estate planning attorney can help you decide which option works best for your situation.

We're Here to Help

Want to learn more about using your will to make a lasting impact at St. Joseph’s Indian School? Contact Denise Hyland at dhyland@stjo.org or 1-800-584-9200 to discuss the difference your future gift can make.