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Most parents’ primary goal is to protect their children. Yet so many parents have not appointed a guardian.  Don’t leave this decision up to the court.

Make a tremendous difference in your child’s life by planning ahead with these simple steps:

1.)  Make a list of people you feel would do a good job parenting your children.  Parents often choose family members and close friends that have a similar philosophy about child rearing.

2.)   Start narrowing your list of guardian candidates by considering characteristics that are most important to you.  Consider their interest, ability to meet the demands, presence of free time, social and moral values and integrity. 


3.)  Make a good match and nominate a guardian, successor guardian, temporary guardian and potentially execute an anti-nomination of guardians.

Nominating a guardian to care for your children is the hardest part of estate planning, but once you complete the process you will enjoy peace of mind. Call Anderson Law Group at 949.715.4303.  We are happy to answer your questions.  

 


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