When you remarry, you may want to revisit your estate plan.
It's vital if children are involved, as they may be significantly impacted by property and inheritance rights division. It also allows you to choose the people and organizations that will provide for your beneficiaries if something happens to you.
Sometimes, people change their minds about their current estate plan and need to undo certain documents made with a former spouse. Creating or reviewing your estate plan to include modifications to your will or any trusts will ensure that everyone you care for is accounted for in the event of your death.