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Making a Will is the only way to make sure that after your death your property and possession go to the people you want them to.  If you die without having made a Will, the Law decides how much should go to your relatives and which ones.  If you have any children, then it is essential that you make a Will to provide properly for them in the event of you and your husband or wife dying.

If you are married, separated or divorced then you should make a Will. If you have a Will, but have since married or remarried, it is essential that you make another one as when you marry, the Law states that your Will is revoked and hence worthless, the same as if you had never made a Will.

If you are separated or in the process of divorce proceedings, without a Will everything could go to your spouse. 

If married and you have children from a previous marriage or relationship, then without a Will your children may not benefit at all.

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