Your Will should reflect any significant changes in your
relationship status, whether you are getting married, having children, or breaking
up.
If you made a Will whilst you were single but have now
married, this automatically cancels your Will rendering it invalid.
Divorce affects your Will differently in each state. In
Victoria, pursuant to the Wills Act 1997,
upon divorce, any provision in your Will that relates to your former spouse
becomes invalid. On the other hand, unlike divorce, separation does not
automatically cancels the provisions...
