DO I NEED TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN FOR MY CHILDREN?
DO I NEED TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN FOR MY CHILDREN?
If you and your children’s other parent were to die, you need to have a plan in place to care for your minor children. In your estate plan, you can designate a legal guardian who will care for your children. If you fail to choose a guardian, the courts will decide who is the best person to raise and care for your children.
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