"Did she say anything to you about having made a new will?"
It's therefore nearly always better to make a new will.
In fact, it was his idea that I should make a new will.
The new will is drawn up, and I left it on the secretary in the study.
She wanted to make a new will with everything in trust for the girls.
And then there's the fact that the new will is gone.
Perhaps he would burn the new will, and put the old one back in the safe.
Then he could have left the room and told his family the new will was safely put away.
Why did Ira make a new will when we set up our family?
The law says that with each new will, the old one has to be destroyed.
