Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

You're married, but in the process of dissolving your marriage and that you are intentionally making no provision for your spouse. Say that.

Keep in mind a potential landmine - when a person files for divorce, then temporary automatic restraining orders kick in for both spouses, and these orders include a prohibition against transferring assets. It's usually better to make a will, make sure to sever all joint tenancy property so your spouse won't get it all if you die in the middle of the divorce, and then make a trust when the divorce is over and the dust has settled.

I hope you are not using some form you found on the internet. That is the quickest way to do it wrong and really screw it up.