Considering what could happen to your minor children if you and the other parent aren’t there is painful and difficult. However, this is a necessary component of good parenting. Leaving these things to chance could be the most devastating thing to happen to a child – after losing you. Why leave it to chance?
Naming a couple to act as guardians and not indicating what should happen if the couple divorces, breaks up, or if one of the partners dies may mean your kids could end up in the care of someone you wouldn't really want.
Failing to name enough alternates to serve if your first choice cannot serve may also mean your kids could end up in the care of someone you wouldn't really want.
Only considering the financial resources of potential guardians when deciding who should raise your children may be a huge mistake. Your guardians do not have to also be...
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