Hi Rachel, and thanks so much for your query. I wonder if you need a deed of renunciation (which is an executor removing themselves formally)? Revocation of a will is a slightly different thing. I assume someone has died and you are a beneficiary of the will? I further assume that the will writers had appointed themselves as executors which is what is now going to change? This is where you will need a ‘deed of renunciation’. You might find this recent article a help – What if I dont want to be an Executor. If we have got the wrong end of the stick – do come back to us! Meantime, thank you for reaching out to QLAW – the home of all things legal!