You can change your will at any time. You have two options for doing so: You can write an amendment or you can draw up a new will with your notary. In the case of a private will, handwritten changes are sufficient. However, caution is advised when making such changes: They can quickly become confusing and, in the worst case, lead to a dispute between heirs. Instead of making changes to the will, you can also draw up a new will. This way, the current status is always clear. By making a revocation in the new will, the old version becomes invalid. There are special rules for making changes to a public or joint will. For further questions we will gladly advise you.