Divorce later in life rewrites the future you thought you had. Your will, once a reflection of a shared life, now must be recrafted to protect your independence, your assets, and the people you love. But updating a will after decades of joint planning is fraught with pitfalls: outdated beneficiary designations, unintended gifts to an ex-spouse, conflicts between children from different marriages, and overlooked tax implications that can erode your legacy. This book is your clear, compassionate guide through every step—from revoking old documents and naming new executors to navigating blended family dynamics, coordinating with trusts, and understanding the legal nuances that vary by jurisdiction. With practical checklists, real-world examples, and straightforward advice, you will learn how to create a will that truly reflects your new chapter, protects your wishes, and brings you peace of mind. Part of The Later-Life Divorce Library.