A marriage will automatically revoke a pre-existing Will; a divorce will not. That does not mean that a divorce will not have an impact on your Will. A divorce will invalidate any provisions in your Will that deal with your ex-spouse. You may tend to think that this solves the problem. However, the fact that several provisions are now invalid may make your Will incomplete or in the worst case scenario - invalid. A separation without a separation agreement properly drawn by

The purchase of a house is the biggest investment most people ever make. Although many home sales run smoothly it is in your best interest to have an attorney, of your own, representing your interests. When you are looking to buy a home and using the services of a trained real estate professional, a licensed home inspector and a reputable mortgage specialist keep you well protected. However, it is always better to "be safe than sorry". Having a legal professional with experie

A will is a written legal document which states an individual's wishes, in regard to their assets, and how they should be managed upon their death. A will usually consists of the assets the individual had at the time of death. Preparing a will allows a person to determine, before death, how their property, household belongings, savings, investments and personal items will be divided among the beneficiaries. Many individuals try to save money by writing their own wills. This

Your existing Will is invalid if you marry after the Will is entered into. The exception to this rule is if you are able to prove that the Will was made in contemplation of an upcoming marriage. The Will MUST contain a sentence referring to the contemplating marriage and naming your soon to be spouse. Without a statement like, "This Will is made in contemplation of my upcoming marriage to John or Jane Doe," the Will is automatically revoked when the marriage occurs, unless y