How to delete a beneficiary from a will

You have the right to do it yourself, if you are truly competent to draft legal papers.  Generally, most people create more problems for their beneficiaries by not having an experienced attorney draft the documents.  Assuming that your children are all adults, you can have a child removed and name only one child.  However, you should also specifically disinherit the child who is left out of the will.  Again, seek professional assistance.

Yes. You should meet with an estate planning attorney. He or she can assist you with making the necessary changes to your Will. Astrid de Parry, P.A. (386) 736-1223