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If something were to happen to you, how could you ensure your children are never left in the hands of strangers, an agency or anyone you wouldn't want caring for them?
Despite popular belief, naming a guardian in your will doesn't cut it in cases where you may be incapacitated, hospitalized or seriously injured — leaving you alive yet unable to care for your children.
Remember, wills are only operative after death.
These essential Kids' Guardianship Guide documents will safeguard your family when it comes to the care of your child(ren) should something happen to you.
Download them today, and connect with a notary to help you finalize these documents as soon as possible. You'll be so glad you did!
NOTE: These documents are usable by Pennsylvania residents only and require notarization. If you are not a Pennsylvania resident, these forms are not guaranteed to be valid in your state.
If something were to happen to you, how could you ensure your children are never left in the hands of strangers, an agency or anyone you wouldn't want caring for them?
Despite popular belief, naming a guardian in your will doesn't cut it in cases where you may be incapacitated, hospitalized or seriously injured — leaving you alive yet unable to care for your children.
Remember, wills are only operative after death.
These essential Kids' Guardianship Guide documents will safeguard your family when it comes to the care of your child(ren) should something happen to you.
Download them today, and connect with a notary to help you finalize these documents as soon as possible. You'll be so glad you did!
NOTE: These documents are usable by Pennsylvania residents only and require notarization. If you are not a Pennsylvania resident, these forms are not guaranteed to be valid in your state.
