Absolute Trust Talk

If you have minor children, nominating a guardian for them in case of your death or incapacity is one of the most important reasons to do an estate plan. For many families, the choice is not easy, and they end up procrastinating. Think of it this way, do you want a judge, who may know nothing about your children or your family, deciding who your child will be raised with without knowing your preference? Parents have the opportunity to make a choice, and we can help.  In a new episode of Absolute Trust Talk Live, Kirsten discusses the different types of guardianship in California, the process of guardianship, factors to consider when choosing a guardian, and more. Naming a guarding for your child(ren) and the work that goes along with it is largely misunderstood. Tune in to get the facts and find the right next steps for including guardianship in your estate plan. Big Three from Episode #058: Parents can nominate someone for guardianship, but only the judge can appoint someone. As a parent, make sure your wis