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In this day and age, there are more types of families than ever before. And while the love that two moms have for their kids is no different than any other kind of family, protecting their future use to be a bit more complicated. Good news! that complexity has changes – for the better.  That’s why it’s important to explore life insurance options specifically tailored to families with two moms.

Why You Need Life Insurance for Kids with Two Moms

It may seem strange that you need life insurance for your children when they are still young, but life insurance provides peace of mind in case something happens to one or both of the parents. It ensures that their financial needs—from healthcare costs to education funds—are taken care of if one or both of the parents pass away. Additionally, life insurance can also provide an inheritance if both parents die prematurely.

For families with two moms, life insurance companies today recognize same-sex partners as legal spouses – even those living in states where same-sex marriage is not legally recognized—are given equal protection when it comes to life insurance.

What You Should Know Before Getting Life Insurance

Before committing to a policy, make sure you know what type of coverage you need and how much money you’ll need in order to make sure your family is completely protected. Don’t settle for less coverage than what you really need; doing so could put your family at risk down the line if something were to happen to either parent unexpectedly. Additionally, don’t forget about disability insurance riders as well; this will help ensure your child’s financial security if one or both parents become disabled and unable to work. What’s really nice is that we provide a rider you can add to your policy (in most states) to also cover disability.

Finally, make sure all parties involved understand their responsibilities when it comes time to pay premiums on the policy—and make sure everyone knows who will be responsible in case either parent passes away suddenly and without warning. This will help avoid potential disputes down the road should something happen unexpectedly and leave one parent scrambling financially while trying to take care of their children alone.

As a family with two moms (or two dads), it can feel like navigating life insurance options is a daunting task…but it doesn’t have to be! Just remember that getting proper coverage now means securing financial stability and protection for your kids’ future no matter what happens down the line. We have created an instant decision process that allows you to quote, customize and buy life insurance in minutes and without an agent. So don’t let paperwork stand between you and make sure your kids are taken care of no matter what happens–get a quote and get started protecting your family today!