Use This Form If:

• Individuals who have recently gone through a divorce and have minor children may find it essential to establish an estate plan to ensure their children's welfare is prioritized. By having a Will and Powers of Attorney in place, they can designate guardians and make health care decisions in advance.
• Situations requiring a clear outline of asset distribution can arise when a divorced parent passes away. This estate planning package allows them to specify how their assets should be handled and who will care for their children, thus avoiding potential disputes among family members.
• For those who want to avoid leaving critical decisions about their children's care to relatives during a time of grief, this package provides the necessary legal documents. It allows parents to appoint trusted individuals to make decisions on their behalf, ensuring their children are cared for according to their wishes.
• Parents who are concerned about the financial implications of their death on their minor children will benefit from this estate planning combo. It enables them to arrange for financial guardianship and ensure that their assets are managed appropriately for their children's future needs.
• Divorced individuals who have not remarried and wish to ensure their estate is managed according to their specific desires should consider this package. It provides a comprehensive approach to estate planning that addresses both their personal and familial needs.