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trusts and willsI live in Virginia. I am getting married in June. My fiancee' has been married before and has four kids (2 under 18). I own my own house. How can I set up my will that is something happens to me and I leave everything to my husband, that his ex-wife can't take him to court for more child support. Would an irrevocable trust be appropriate? Thanks. Cindy |
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| That might do it, but usually support is based on income and ability to pay therefrom, not assets alone. And if you are dead, and have no heirs, why worry?
__________________ This is intended as general information only, NOT legal advice. You are not my client and I have no obligation of any kind to you. To retain a lawyer I suggest you go to www.AttorneyPages.com. |
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