The American family has changed. Today, we are a melting pot of cultures, traditions and diverse family relationships. It is common now to have step-children and adoptive children. Through marriage and divorce unique extended family relationships are created. Non-traditional families may also include same-sex couples, unmarried domestic partners, siblings living together, and families with grandparents serving as the primary caregivers. Familial ties have become blurred and planning for your family’s future can be complicated. Now, more than ever, it is important that an effective estate preservation plan takes into account the needs of the non-traditional family. Read more

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