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My daughter is now a young teen with special needs and will likely never be able to fully support herself.

I later married somewhat late in life to a man with adult children.

He retired early from military service and I continue to work.

There is a large asset gap.

I have about 4 million and he has around 600,000.

Wow.

Over half of my assets came from my late parents who wanted me to protect this inheritance from my daughter.

You bet.

We're creating a joint revocable trust and agreed that my daughter will inherit our primary home, which I owned before marriage, while remaining assets will be divided equally among all children after both of our deaths.

I'm worried this may shortchange my daughter.

Attorneys are costly where we live, but I feel I should seek one who represents only me before signing.

Yeah.

And if he loves her and they have a really great marriage, I think that he would agree to that.

I think so.

All right.

This one I chose because buying your first home in your 50s

Wow.

A lot of people are here.

Hi, Susie.

I'm reading your Women in Money book.