How saying “I do” for the second time can affect your life’s legacy
June 20, 2022
- Not putting Guardian designations in Writing.
- Not Naming guardians for the short term.
- Not Name Guardians for the long-term or permanent guardians.
- Not Having alternate Guardians.
- Do not name couples to serve as guardians without naming specifically what happens if the couple is no longer together.
- Not Leaving written, detailed instructions for guardians.
- Not Having Instructions for the Babysitter..
- Not Making a plan that financially provides for your children.
- Not Communicating your Intentions with your Chosen Guardians.
- Not indicating who you do not want to care for your children.
This is the first post of a series. Please stay tunes as we will be posting further information on each of the mistakes listed above.
Every long journey starts with the first step. Putting in place the right protections your children is the first step in the Estate planning process.
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Yahima Suarez, Esq.
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