1. A marriage entered into after you have done a will automatically revokes that will.
2. Divorce or nullity of a marriage affects your will by ending the spouses’ appointment as executor and ends any gift given to them under the will, unless the will shows a contrary intention.
3. Accidental destruction of the document does not revoke a will, only having the intention to revoke will revoke it.
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