This section describes revocation of wills as it applies in Wales, with Welsh institutions and terminology where different from England. It covers how a will can be cancelled or superseded, and how events in Welsh law or practice may affect the validity of revocation.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
Revocation typically follows the same practical steps as England: destroying the document or executing a new will or codicil. A solicitor helps ensure the revocation is effectively executed under Welsh law, coordinates the drafting of a replacement will if needed, and manages related issues for executors and beneficiaries, including handling lost or mislaid copies and updates after life events.
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