Loss of the wallet is as difficult as loss of the Bitcoins within the wallet. Inheritance of the Bitcoins is a critical consideration when handling your Bitcoin. I would not just give out my seed phrase to any member of my family. What I would do is make sure that I have someone who knows how to get my Bitcoins back using inheritance and securing the seed phrase.

Yes, in this case, we should definitely inform someone in the family about our investment, it can be our wife or children or parents. It is good to keep them informed about this, but if you are not confident, you can write it down in detail on a piece of paper and keep it in a place and tell someone in the family about it. But before that, what you have to do is explain to them at least a little about Bitcoin. It is better to discuss how it works, how to save it, how to save it. OP, you must have thought a lot and made such a post, and according to your post, I want to say that we should really inform our children or our very close relatives about our investment. Just like when you save money in the bank, you have to give someone a name, you can tell some things to your relatives if you want.

Then there will be no fear of losing your money. However, it is better not to tell your wallet and seed phrase in advance. I think it would be better to write down the wallet password and seedphrase somewhere and just let them know that it is stored somewhere, and if something happens to me, you can save it. This way, it is actually possible to keep it that way.

Life is unpredictable this is the more reasons why you need to plan ahead not because you are expecting to die or anything negative but anything can happen. Not revealing your seed phrase to anyone could actually be a form if securing it but at the same time it's not really a good idea because when something happens your entire Bitcoin you have saved up would end up being a waste. Being overly secure with your Bitcoin also has it's disadvantages and this is one of them.

It depends on how you train you child and I believe that when you're still alive the child won't want to tamper with it, knowing the consequences of his actions. Infact a child who understand the importance of holding at an early age won't even think of foolishly spending at investment that took his father years to hodl.
 Concerning filling a lawyer, I'll never support that for a digital asset, cause that's still leaving my keys with a third party, lawyers are humans afterall and could tamper with my asset, I'll rather go with the option of storing it in a safe and access of the safe given to my next of kin.

It is safer to leave the seed phrase hanging on the side of the road than to entrust it to a lawyer to store and distribute it. No one would make that mistake, because lawyers are not proven honest people. I would not even recommend relying on a third party for succession planning. It would be wisest to use your own intelligence in this plan.

Consider the level of security in your area and make a plan where your seed phrase will be very safe during your lifetime and there will be no major security risks. Then train your heir in such a way that he knows how to use Bitcoin and can find the seed phrase by deciphering the indicative information you have given.

Trust is the reason why some people will never believe anyone including his wife or any members when it comes to bitcoin and the reason why is that we have seen how many people get hurt and betrayed by their families after they know that he has a bitcoin, it is very important to make sure your people or someone you trust or your child should know about some of your financial information but some people are very dangerous and immediately they know about money they can do anything get it, and that is the reason why people don’t trust anyone and it is very good to not trust anyone.

That's true. We can't be always strict on everything, sometimes it's better to be slidely flexible so that thing's won't get spoiled. However, nobody is saying we should display our seed phrase or our wallet details to anyone, that isn't what I mean, what I mean is to entrust it to someone we can rely on when we are no more. It can be our children or someone very close to us, make him or she knows what is pretty going on for him or she to be more conversant with it even when you aren't there to direct them. Hence, by making this happen, even when you are gone for a glorious call (dead), what you have laboured for won't just disappear just like that.

I support with you about this financially independent, this because the Big achievement, that one can obtain for his family, is financial independent. But it shouldn't replace the idea of having an inheritance plan for Bitcoin. As our kids grow up and becoming successful for their self our coin accumulation for years shouldnt  be Inaccessible if u are no more again. The main deal here now is that is not for them to really depend on our investment built for long but for our struggle for years shouldn't disappear due to nobody knows how to even recover them. We teaching them and leaving clear recovery it a two different things and are also very important

While teaching them about Bitcoin we shouldn't also for get about teaching them about patiencece. This because allot of users do understand how to use wallet but that lack the knowledge of why holding Bitcoin for a long term really matters.

If the person that will take the heritage knows only how to recover this coin but don't understand Bitcoin that will end up selling everything. Heritages are expected to know this recovery and also understand from the basic principles of Bitcoin to avoid stories touches the heart