Can I Change My Will or Trust in Florida?

Life changes—such as marriage, divorce, births, deaths, or financial shifts—often require updates to your estate plan. In Florida, you can change your will by creating a codicil (amendment) or drafting a new will entirely. Trusts can usually be amended or restated if they are revocable.

Failing to update your documents can cause confusion, unintended beneficiaries, or even disputes after your death. Keeping your plan current ensures it works as intended when your loved ones need it most.

Review your estate plan every three to five years—or sooner if you experience a major life change. Whether you are updating your existing plan or starting from scratch, the trusted estate planning attorneys at Kristen Weiss Legal can help! Book a consultation today.