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dwtltd
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12 Jun 19 #508026 by dwtltd

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does it automatically exclude your ex from claiming anything from your estate when you die? If you have remarried.

hadenoughnow
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12 Jun 19 #508029 by hadenoughnow

Reply from hadenoughnow

Are you divorced? Have you already remarried. Has your ex?
Do you have a legally binding financial settlement? If you don't your ex still has a claim. It is a good idea to settle the finances and get an order to dismiss all future claims in life and death. Oh and make a new will. Be aware of the remarriage trap. This can prevent you starting a claim for settlement if you have remarried without a financial settlement. Your ex, assuming they have not remarried, would still be able to claim against you.
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Vigorate
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13 Jun 19 #508032 by Vigorate

Reply from Vigorate

And don't forget to change the named beneficiary in any life insurance policies, investment accounts, pension accounts etc.

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