Failing to name guardians for your children in your will can lead to easily avoidable custody issues. Divorce, remarriage, disabled children, and other issues can also impact your estate planning.
Failing to name guardians for your children in your will can lead to custody issues that could easily have been avoided by simply taking the time to decide who you want to take care of your minor children in the event of your death.
When parents have a son or daughter with a disability, it is especially important to develop an estate plan that provides for their child’s future best interests.
