Wealthy will makers are creating “bloodline trusts” to keep inheritance to their direct blood relatives – including unborn children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
The interests of unborn family members are taking precedence in estate planning over children who have become family members in new relationships, says lawyers.
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