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mothers last will
My mother just past away and had a clear last will and testament anouncing her executer of her will and her wishes. She got remarried 2 months before her death and i have been told her last will and testament are void by marriage and her wishes will have no effect, is this true?
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A marriage, or remarriage, will generally cancel any previous Will. This should be noted as it can mean that you are left without any Will and the Intestacy Rules will come into effect. It is possible, however, to add a clause into your Will to prevent it from being cancelled by your remarriage or marriage in certain circumstances.
http://www.thelegalline.co.uk/wills/wills.html #how_divorce_remarriage_affects_will
A marriage, or remarriage, will generally cancel any previous Will. This should be noted as it can mean that you are left without any Will and the Intestacy Rules will come into effect. It is possible, however, to add a clause into your Will to prevent it from being cancelled by your remarriage or marriage in certain circumstances.
http://www.thelegalline.co.uk/wills/wills.html #how_divorce_remarriage_affects_will
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