Blended families face unique estate planning risks. Learn how Vermont parents can prevent children from being unintentionally disinherited
Blended families are increasingly common in Vermont, and while they bring unique strengths, they also present significant estate-planning challenges. One of the most common—and heartbreaking—issues we see is the unintentional disinheritance of children due to outdated or incomplete estate plans. Without careful planning, Vermont law may distribute your assets in ways you never intended, especially when children from prior relationships are involved.