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If you want to make sure your partner and children are taken care of after your death, you need to make a '''will'''. In it, you can say who you want your property to go to. You can also name a guardian. They’ll be legally responsible for your children after you and your partner die. | If you want to make sure your partner and children are taken care of after your death, you need to make a '''will'''. In it, you can say who you want your property to go to. You can also name a guardian. They’ll be legally responsible for your children after you and your partner die. | ||
For more, [[Preparing a | For more, [[Preparing a will and estate planning|see our information on preparing a will]] and [[When Someone Dies Without a Will|when someone dies without a will]]. | ||
==Who can help== | ==Who can help== | ||
