If you decide to remarry, your estate plan should be re-evaluated once again. Many people want to provide for their new spouse while also preserving inheritances for children from a previous marriage. A revised estate plan can help balance these potentially competing interests. Simple reciprocal Wills may not offer the level of protection or flexibility required in a blended family situation. An estate planning attorney can help you build a customized plan that honors your obligations to your new spouse while maintaining your goals for other beneficiaries.
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