Remove C# attribute of a property dynamically

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You can not remove the attribute at runtime, but you can use reflection to change the ReadOnly attribute’s ReadOnly private backing field to False. Making it the equivalent of [ReadOnly(false)]

See this article for details:

http://codinglight.blogspot.com/2008/10/changing-attribute-parameters-at.html

Edit: fixed link

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