Navigating the complexities of guardianship and estate planning can feel overwhelming for single mothers. Discover essential strategies to ensure your child's future is safe and secure - your decisions today could safeguard their tomorrow.
| Published 40m agoFor single mothers, particularly those navigating complex relationships with the other parent, planning for their child's future is not just advisable - it's essential.
The chosen guardian will have the dual responsibility of overseeing not only the child's education but also their healthcare and overall welfare. In cases where there is concern about the other parent's capacity to manage the inheritance, the assets can be placed in a trust. As a result, the child may not be provided with the flexible support they may require and the process may become confusing.Under the Children’s Act, the surviving parent is usually appointed as the guardian unless deemed unfit.
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