If you have more than one child, you may find yourself asking whether your will or trust should divide everything equally. At The Lansky Law Firm, this is one of the most common and emotionally charged questions families bring to us.

At The Lansky Law Firm, we understand that conversations about end-of-life wishes can be difficult. Yet, planning ahead — even for something as sensitive as the disposition of your remains — is one of the greatest acts of love and thoughtfulness you can offer your family. It replaces uncertainty with clarity, and anxiety with peace.

At The Lansky Law Firm, we believe your estate plan is far more than a set of legal documents. It’s a reflection of who you are — your values, your relationships, and the cultural traditions that shape your life and your legacy.

Bringing up how your belongings, property, and finances will be divided after you’re gone can feel uncomfortable—but at The Lansky Law Firm, we know that having that conversation early is one of the most caring steps you can take for your family.

Whether you’re single by choice, through divorce, or after the loss of a partner, your life, finances, and estate plan deserve a strategy designed just for you.