Objection to an inheritance order due to a later or additional will Question: What should be done when a later will is discovered than the will on which the application for an inheritance order is based? Explanation: In the event that there is a later will than the one on which the heirs rely, the new will cancels the previous one. An objection to an inheritance order can be filed if it is based on a previous will that is no longer valid. Example: Dina left a will in 2015 in which she bequeathed her apartment to her two children. In 2022, she made a new will in which she bequeathed the apartment to her brother, claiming that her children had separated from her. Her children filed an application for an inheritance order based on the will from 2015, but her brother can file an objection and demand that the later will be executed.