Guardianship Agreements
Ensure your children are cared for by people you trust with a guardianship agreement.
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A guardianship agreement names the person or people you want to look after your children if something happens to you. Without one, the courts will decide who takes care of your children, and their choice may not be yours.
What a Guardianship Agreement Covers
- Who cares for your children if both parents die
- Temporary guardianship arrangements
- How finances are managed for your children
- Your wishes for their upbringing, education and welfare
Why It's Important
- Without one, the court decides
- Family disputes can arise
- Your children's wellbeing is protected
- Works alongside your will to provide complete protection
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a guardianship agreement legally binding?
A guardianship appointment in your will is legally recognised. While the court has final say over children's welfare, a clearly expressed wish carries significant weight.
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