10/13/2026
You found love again. Planning for your children should not feel like apologizing for it.
And caring for your spouse should not feel like leaving your children out.
If either of you has children from a prior relationship, your estate plan needs to reflect both the family you brought into the marriage and the life you are building together.
“Everything to my spouse, then to the kids” sounds like one simple instruction. It actually asks your money to do two different jobs.
Does your spouse need income, a home, or both? Should your children receive a reserved amount, or whatever remains later?
I start with those questions before recommending documents. This week’s article walks through the choices, including who makes decisions and how your home fits in.
You do not need to pick a side. You need a plan that says what each promise means.
Read the article: https://induscounsel.com/second-marriage-heres-how-to-plan-for-your-spouse-and-your-children/