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Making a new will if you marry or enter into a civil partnership

Writer's picture: Anna  KmiecAnna Kmiec



If you marry or enter into a civil partnership, any existing will you have made is automatically revoked. After marrying, you should ensure you make a new will to ensure your wishes are carried out.


As an alternative, if you are planning to marry shortly after making or reviewing a will, you can include a clause stating you anticipate marrying your named fiancée, and that the will is to have effect both before and after the marriage.


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