How do you change the executor of your own Will?
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There are two ways in which a Will may be changed: one is to have a Codicil prepared which is a formal amendment to a Will and the other is to have a new Will prepared. If the rest of the Will is remaining the same then it may not be expensive to have the attorney draw up a new Will changng the executor. It is really the best and safest way to insure that your wishes are carried out (and a codicil can be just as expensive and lost).
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