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so here's why you should never write changes that you want to make on an existing last will and testament I'm Paul ramble a over the years I've seen a lot of people with bring in their existing wills maybe they were written six months earlier six years earlier 20 years earlier and their circumstances changed and they wanted to make some changes someone might come in and you know they named Joseph as their executor and you know Joseph turned into a bomb so now they want Fred to be the executor so they cross through the provision that says I won't Joseph to be my executor and they write in maybe in pencil or pen you know Fred as the executor or maybe they left a person or an entity or a charity or a church maybe they left that person or entity a hundred thousand dollars and and they just changed their mind maybe they think well I just want that person eighty-five thousand dollars so they cross through on their will the the provision that says one hundred thousand dollars and they write...