Your Will is a unique document, it cannot be replaced if
it is damaged or defaced, or if it is marked with the intention
of changing the content - all of which would render the document
invalid - or if it goes missing. For all these reasons it
is essential that the original Will, signed and witnessed,
is put safely out of harms way.
A Will must be presented to the Probate Office in very good condition. Marks
would be interpreted as an attempt to change or revoke the Will. Losing it would
mean you have wasted your time and money. Aggrieved beneficiaries might want
to destroy it or you might be tempted to alter it if you remember something you
want to add or take out.


