guardianship

If you have kids or dependents under 18, or care for an adult with special needs, this is the person or people responsible for their care if you die.

Avoid common estate planning mistakes and learn the best ways to financially protect your children.

Things to consider if you plan on speaking with your children about who you want to select as their legal guardian.

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Once you’ve made all the decisions we laid out for you -- allocating your assets and naming a guardian, and choosing an executor...

This aspect of creating a Will is for people who have underage children or are in charge of the care of a special needs adult. If...

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Who gets your kids? Who gets your stuff? What do you need to make it official? You've got questions, we've got this article.

While you may appoint the same person to be the Guardian of the Estate and the Guardian of the Person, you may also choose two...

A Guardian of the Estate is responsible for managing your child’s financial well-being if you should die, including managing any...

A Guardian of the Estate is responsible for managing your child’s financial well-being if you die, including managing assets left...

A Guardian of the Person is responsible for raising your child if you die and ensures the general safety, protection, and...

A Guardian of the Person is responsible for raising your child if you die.

If you have children under the age of 18 (“minor children”), and you haven't named a guardian, you should really do it. Like,...

When creating a Will, you have the right to give your assets or property to whomever you choose.

A Will, also called a Last Will and Testament, is a legal document that says who will get your property after you die (inheritors...