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Revoking a will is a common and entirely legal process, but it must be done properly to avoid confusion, will disputes, or unintended consequences.

One area that commonly leads to contention is the gifting of assets near the end of someone’s life. These gifts, known as deathbed gifts, can be subject to legal challenges.

If you are considering contesting the validity of a will, you will need evidence to support your claim. The most common forms of evidence used are medical records, the will file from the solicitor who drafted the will, and the testimony of those who witnessed the will signature.