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Changng a Will
Your will is your opportunity to ensure that your estate is dealt with and distributed in accordance with your wishes upon your death and to ensure that any children you may have are looked after by those whom you would entrust with their care. It is important having prepared a will that you ensure that it is kept up to date. It may be that your wishes have changed since you made your will or that your circumstances have changed since you made your will.
Keeping your will up to date
Life changing situations can also have an effect on your will and you should always review your will if one of the following events takes place.
Implications of marriage on your Will
As a general rule a will is revoked when the testator marries. Similarly, as a general rule a will is revoked when the testator enters into a civil partnership.
Implications of divorce on your Will?
Destroying a will
If you want to destroy your will you should burn it, tear it up or otherwise destroy. Once you have destroyed it in one of these manners the will is revoked providing that you clearly intended to destroy the will.
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Single Will or Mirror Wills?

If you are a couple and wish to leave all your assets to each other then you could save money by making  Mirror Wills. You can also use Mirror Wills if you whish to leave your estate to the same beneficiaries. 
 
If you wish to leave different legacies, appoint different executors or you would like to specify individual funeral wishes then you will need to make two Single Wills.
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