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If someone remarries but does not update their will, their previous will may still be considered valid, but the new marriage could have implications depending on jurisdiction. In many places, a new marriage can automatically revoke a will, meaning the individual's wishes may not be honored as intended. However, if the will was created prior to the marriage and not subsequently revoked or altered, it may still be valid, potentially leading to unintended distributions. It's advisable to review and update estate plans after significant life changes like marriage to ensure one's wishes are accurately reflected.

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