Libby Holding: Don't forget your will when you're saying 'I do'

If couples are engaged or planning to marry their current partner in the future, they don't need to wait until after the marriage to review their estate planning but would need to include a contemplation of marriage clause in any wills they sign before the wedding. When a person gets married or enters into a civil partnership without a contemplation of marriage clause in their will, the will is automatically revoked by the wedding, and they would therefore die intestate if they failed to make another will after the marriage or civil partnership. A contemplation of marriage clause prev...