A mutual will cannot be unilaterally revoked after one of the parties has died.

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A mutual will is a type of will that is made by two or more people to ensure that their wishes are carried out after their deaths. Once one of the parties to a mutual will has died, the will cannot be revoked by the surviving party or parties. This is because the parties entered into a binding agreement to make the wills together and to dispose of their assets in a certain way. Any attempt to revoke the will by the surviving party would be a breach of that agreement.

A Mutual Will Cannot Be Unilaterally Revoked After One of the Parties