1. Can a notarized will be overturned?

The so-called notarized will refers to the will made before the testator's life and notarized by the notary office. A testator may, within the scope permitted by law, dispose of his estate or other affairs in the manner prescribed by law, and the manner prescribed by law shall take effect upon the death of the testator. This character is a will. There are several ways for testators to make wills, such as writing their own wills, entrusting others to write wills, oral wills, notarized wills, etc. Among them, notarized wills have the highest probative power. According to Article 123 of China's Civil Law, legal inheritance, testamentary inheritance, bequest and bequest maintenance agreement shall be handled according to legal inheritance after the inheritance begins; If there is a will, it shall be inherited or bequeathed according to the will; If there is a legacy support agreement, it shall be handled in accordance with the agreement.

Second, how can the elderly legally make a will?

The testator's handwriting, signature, year, month and day do not require the presence of witnesses, as long as it is a true expression of meaning.

A document written by a testator on behalf of someone other than the testator according to his will. In addition to the requirement of making a will, the proxy will should be witnessed by two or more people who have no interest in the will. A testator may revoke or change his estate. There are several wills. In case of conflict, the last will shall prevail.

An oral will. Oral wills can only be used in dangerous situations, and at the same time, more than two unrelated people are needed as witnesses. After the emergency is lifted, if the testator can make a will in written or recorded form, the oral will made is invalid.

Notary will A just will may not be revoked or changed by writing, writing on behalf of others, recording or oral will. Changes to notarized wills shall also be made in the form of notarization, and other forms shall not conflict with their validity.

Third, how to notarize the inheritance abandonment

When applying for notarization of waiver of inheritance rights, the applicant shall fill in the notarization application form item by item and submit the following materials:

(1) My identity certificate, such as resident ID card and household registration book.

(2) the certificate of the decedent's death. It has no practical legal significance to give up the inheritance right before the decedent dies.

(3) Proof of the relationship between himself and the decedent. It can be provided by the unit, street office or township government, as long as it can prove that it really enjoys the right of inheritance.

(4) I signed the declaration of abandonment of inheritance.

According to the regulations, the notary office should explain its rights and obligations to the parties and the legal consequences of giving up the right of inheritance, so that the parties can have a clear understanding of the nature of their actions and the impact they will have. The notary office shall record the above information in the notarization record, which shall be checked and signed by the parties concerned.

The above is about whether the notarized will can be overturned. According to relevant regulations, notarized wills have high legal effect. Without special circumstances, it must be carried out in accordance with the contents of the will and cannot be overturned at will. Otherwise, it is against the will of the testator.