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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Florida Codicil form in our editor.
- Begin by entering your name as the testator in the designated field. If you have any known aliases, include them as well.
- Fill in your address and county information accurately to ensure proper identification.
- Indicate which codicil this is (e.g., first, second) and provide the date of your last will and testament.
- In Section I, specify any paragraphs from your last will that you wish to revoke or modify. Clearly state the new provisions if applicable.
- For Section II, insert the exact language from your will that you are referencing and describe any changes or additions you want to make.
- Confirm and republish your will by filling in the date of your original will and any previous codicils if necessary.
- Finally, sign the document and have it witnessed according to legal requirements. Ensure witnesses also sign in the provided spaces.
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