If you are getting re-married, you may be considering how this will affect your estate planning.
Many people don’t know that when you get re-married in England and Wales your existing will becomes null and void, so you will need to make a new one if you wish to ensure your loved ones are provided for if you die.
If you don’t have a will, your estate will be distributed under the rules of intestacy, which direct that your spouse will automatically inherit the first £322,000 of your estate and all of your personal possessions.
📖Read more about re-marriage and estate planning:
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