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It's in the Wizard
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When does a will take effect?
A will comes into effect on the date of death of the testator (the person who made the will).
Before that date, a will has no legal force.
Interpreting the contents of a will is not quite so cut-and-dry. See our guide “Interpreting a will: date of the will or date of death?”
Executor in a will?
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