Because the Will can be contested by blood relatives, all of the following estate-planning techniques are recommended by the author for unmarried couples, except for:

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A bypass trust is not specifically recommended for unmarried couples in the context of avoiding will contests by blood relatives. It is a more complex estate planning tool often used by married couples to minimize estate taxes and not directly aimed at addressing concerns of will contests by relatives, which is more relevant to unmarried couples seeking to ensure their partner inherits without interference.

Because the Will Can Be Contested by Blood Relatives, All