Yes, wills can be amended at any time as long as the testator still has testamentary capacity. If you want to remove someone as a beneficiary as stated in the will, you can redistribute assets among the other beneficiaries or name someone else to take that beneficiary’s place in the will. You can also give this person partial disinheritance, meaning they will receive less than what was originally written in the will. When disinheriting someone, such as a family member, it can be a difficult decision but should be done under the supervision of an attorney since the smallest of mistakes to your edits can render your revisions ineffective. Neither an executor nor anyone other than the one who wrote the will (the testator) has power to disinherit or remove anyone from a will.