The Protective Property Trust can protect at least half of your property against long term care fees in the future. They also allow you to leave your spouse an interest in your house but without them actually owning it.
This means that if they remarry they can’t leave that half of the house to the new spouse, but still allows them the freedom to live in your half of the property for life.
The trust can also allow the house to be sold and a new one purchased if your spouse need to move house after your death, but the value of your half of the asset is still protected for your children.
These trusts are particularly useful if you have children from a previous marriage.