Does a divorce decree from47 years agosupercede a Will?

Does a divorce decree from47 years agosupercede a Will?

Divorce decree indicated the father is to leave distributive amount to daughter. Daughter has had no relation for 50 years with father. Father left all money to significant other as beneficiary.

Asked on February 23, 2012 under Estate Planning, Virginia

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