Option A · If he dies
If he dies
In Option A, he plans to name the child in his will. He is in his forties and travels a lot, so he answers this question before you plan a child with him.
It would be wrong to ask you to plan a child with him without saying what happens if he dies. His plan is simple: he names the child in his will. Then what he wanted to give the child does not simply stop.
The exact way to do this depends on where he lives, where the child lives, and the law in each country. His lawyer takes care of it, and it does not belong on a public website. What belongs here is his plan, told to you before you agree to anything.
What does not change
He will not name another person to raise the child. If he dies, nothing changes about where the child lives or who raises the child. That was never his decision.
Why this is on the website
Many plans like this never talk about death. But when it happens, it is often the question that matters most. Leaving it open would ask you to take a risk that you cannot see.
If you want to understand how inheritance works in your country, ask him after your video calls. It is a good question. It shows that you are thinking about the child’s whole life, not only the first years.
This page describes his plan. It is not the text of a legal document. The will itself is private, like every will.