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When you’re not married but have a life partner in your life, estate planning becomes one of the most important things you can do. And if you have children together, it’s even more essential to make sure everything is set up properly.

The truth is, the law doesn’t automatically protect your relationship if you’re not married. No matter how long you’ve been together or how strong your bond is, the legal system simply doesn’t recognize your love without the right documents in place.

That means the person you trust most in the world could be shut out during a crisis. They might be denied access to your hospital bedside, unable to make medical decisions, or left out of critical conversations entirely.

And that’s just healthcare. Without a solid plan, they could be locked out of your finances, lose access to your home or business, or in some cases, even risk losing custody of your children.

Estate planning when you are unmarried isn’t optional. You deserve to know that the people you love will be protected, supported, and empowered if something happens to you.

Let’s make sure everything is taken care of. Schedule your Life and Legacy Planning Session today and take the first step toward building a plan that truly reflects your life, your love, and your wishes.