Our lives, though difficult, gradually stabilized. Recently, I met someone and decided to remarry. We have legally registered our marriage, but as I am older, I do not intend to have more children.

Currently, my assets include the house I live in and years of savings, mostly accumulated during my first marriage and through my own efforts afterward. I always think that if something happens to me, my son should be the one whose life is secured and who has a stable home. Therefore, I plan to make a will to leave all my property to him.

However, what concerns me is that I now have a new husband, and our marriage is legally recognized. If I make a will leaving all my property to my son without leaving any part to my current husband, would that be in accordance with regulations? Does the law require me to allocate a portion of my property to my new husband, or do I have full discretion to decide according to my wishes?

Reader Bich Chau