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On a Will, when you want to leave your children with a person other than spouse.
Parent-child is a custodial relationship, not ownership. You have no legal right to will your children to anybody. If the spouse is their biological parent, they are next in line for custody. If not, their biological parent would be.
Answered Jul 14, 2010
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