As a parent, you’re concerned for your children should you pass away. Normally, the surviving parent retains custody. However, if both parents pass away, the court appoints a guardian but before that, your children will go into care.
This may not be the person whom you would like to have custody. So, it’s important to have a Will that designates a guardian(s) because that person(s) will decide where your children live, how they’re raised, and how they’re educated. In addition, the guardian will be the person to love and emotionally support them.
Just like designating executors and trustees, a contingent secondary guardian should be named in the Will in the event the primary guardian cannot serve.
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