Is a Will null and void after a divorce in CT?

In Connecticut, a divorce typically revokes any provisions in a will that pertain to the former spouse, meaning they will not inherit under the will if the divorce is finalized. However, the will itself remains valid; it just no longer benefits the ex-spouse. It's advisable for individuals to update their wills after a divorce to reflect their current wishes. Consulting with an attorney can ensure that estate plans are properly adjusted post-divorce.