Appointing guardians for minor children: This issue is often overlooked by parents, especially as a surviving parent remains guardian in the event of the death of the other parent. However, couples should always stipulate a guardian for their children to cover the eventuality of their simultaneous death. Deciding who will raise your young children should you die is a tough task - so tough that many parents never do it. Some just procrastinate, while others find themselves deadlocked, unable to agree with their partner over a suitable candidate. For parents who have minor children, it is imperative to take time and special consideration when deciding who will take guardianship of their children in the event that they die. Your nominated guardian should be stipulated in your Will.
Posted on: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 10:36:11 +0000
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