Estate Planning For Blended Families And Second Marriages
If you have been married once before and are about to enter a new marriage, you may want to consider drafting a premarital agreement and updating your estate plan to protect your assets for yourself and your children. Former marriages can cause complications with your assets when you pass, but by utilizing tools such as a Q-tip trust you can ensure your children receive the assets you want them to receive.
Estate planning is critical for blended families — or families that include children from past marriages. When substantial assets are on the line, we can properly plan your estate to minimize the risk of future disputes occurring, protecting your children’s security and ensuring a smooth transfer of assets in the future.
Plan For Your Blended Family’s Future
Willi Law Office, LLC, has the insight you need to secure your family’s future and ensure the smooth transfer of assets. Tools such as premarital agreements can be used to ensure your assets are protected through marriage, so they could be inherited by children from previous marriages. Call our office in Westerville today at 614-890-0500 to begin your estate planning and schedule an appointment with an OSBA Board-Certified Specialist in estate planning, trust and probate law.