When you're married with children, estate planning often seems straightforward. Typically, you'd want your spouse to make decisions for you if you're incapacitated and ensure that your assets go to them upon your death, with everything eventually passing to your children.

It sounds simple, right?

If it were that simple, probate courts wouldn't be overwhelmed by the complexities of money and family dynamics. Nor would there be a staggering $58 billion in unclaimed assets held by State Departments of Unclaimed Property across the U.S.

To keep your family out of court and free from conflict in the event of your incapacity or death, numerous questions need to be addressed. It's essential to take specific, tactical steps to prevent your assets from ending up in unclaimed property because something was overlooked when you weren't there to manage things.

If you're in a second (or third, or more) marriage with children from a previous marriage—a "blended family"—the risk of loved ones ending up in conflict is even higher if you don't plan ahead.

Ultimately, your wealth isn't just the money in your bank account—it's also the well-being of the people you love. You care enough to get your estate planning in order to ensure your family stays out of court and conflict, no matter what.

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