Revoking a Will
The revoking of a will is done by the testator while they are still alive. This can be done in a few ways.
a. By destruction of the will with intent to revoke it. Burning it, shredding, tearing it up, etc.
b. By cancellation of it with the intent to revoke it (will not physically destroyed).
c. By the execution of a new valid will.
d. By the marriage of the testator. Marriage of the testator will revoke the will unless the will was made in consideration of the marriage.
*Divorce will not revoke the will, but it will revoke all parts affecting the ex-spouse.
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