Patty executes a will, leaving her estate to her spouse Quentin. They have a daughter Rita. Later, Patty and Quentin divorce. Patty does not execute a new will before she dies. With respect to Patty's estate, Quentin is entitled to

A) everything.
B) nothing.
C) one-half.
D) one-third.

In many jurisdictions, divorce automatically revokes any provisions in a will that favor a former spouse unless the will explicitly states otherwise. Since Patty did not execute a new will after the divorce, Quentin would generally not be entitled to inherit under the old will, assuming the jurisdiction follows this rule.