What is required to execute a Will or Codicil?
Under Maryland Law, a Will or Codicil is required to be in writing and must be signed by the individual making the Will or Codicil. The Will or Codicil must be witnessed by at least two credible witnesses who must sign the document in the presence of the maker of the Will or Codicil (it is advisable that the witnesses also print their names clearly and provide their addresses). There are procedures which allow for execution of a Will or Codicil where an individual is unable to sign. The person executing the Will or Codicil must be at least eighteen years old and legally competent. The Will or Codicil should be dated. There must be conformity with all the requirements under Maryland Law and it is advisable to have a Will or Codicil prepared by an attorney. What if there are two or more original Wills? Most Wills have a provision which revokes all prior Wills, so generally the Will with the latest date is admitted to probate. However, after a person dies, all original Wills that have bee
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