Re wills...we have ason who is married to a woman we do not trust.
how can we keep that son in our will and be certain that she cannot
access the money?
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Read More Answered By: Jonathan Chester |
The best way to protect your son's future inheritance against your daughter-in-law is by having your Wills create a trust for his benefit which would hold his share of your estate.
The trust would be able to pay your son the income and/or principal of the trust, but keep it away from his spouse. Upon your son's death, the money could go to his children, rather than to his spouse. |
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