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A testator's validly executed will leaves 'all my property to my spouse.' After execution, the testator divorces. Under the law of most states, what happens to the gift to the former spouse?

The former spouse still takes everything The gift to the former spouse is revoked by operation of law upon divorce, and the will is read as if the spouse predeceased The entire will is void The property passes to the state

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The gift to the former spouse is revoked by operation of law upon divorce, and the will is read as if the spouse predeceased

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