Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Massachusetts

Father Remarrying

My father (age 78) is remarrying after the death of my mother. He currently has a will and I am co-executor with my brother. What happens to this will when he remarries if he doesn't change it? Do his children have any rights?


Asked on 10/01/02, 12:59 pm

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John Pierce Law Office of John R. Pierce

Re: Father Remarrying

Massachusetts General Laws chapter 191, section 9, provides that the marriage of a person shall act as a revocation of a will made by him previous to such marriage, unelss it appears from the will that it was made in contemplation of the marriage.

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Answered on 10/01/02, 2:18 pm


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