Estate Planning Burnsville, MN
Planning for Minor Children
Providing for your children in case the unthinkable happens
We don’t always like to think about it, but do you know what would happen to your minor children if the worst were to happen? Estate planning with minor children is crucial and answers questions like:
Who would raise your children long term?
Who would be authorized too take care of your children in the short term?
Who would manage their assets?
Here at Provision Law Firm, we guide parents like you the process of answering and documenting the answers to these questions — giving you peace of mind should the unthinkable happen.
Estate Planning Practice Areas
Blended Families
Cabin Succession Planning
Charitable Giving
Pet Planning
Business law
Planning for Minor Children
probate
Special Needs
establishing a children’s emergency protection plan
A Children’s Emergency Protection Plan (CEPP) can keep your children from going into the foster care system should something happen to you where you are unable to care for your children. This plan will establish a temporary guardian if you are hospitalized and unable to care for them. It also establishes a medical power of attorney (decision maker) for your kids. This plan typically includes guidance for your temporary guardian including instructions for school, baby sitters, allowances, doctors, and letters of where to find important documents. Planning ahead with a Children’s Emergency Protection Plan can give you peace of mind that your children will be cared for even when you can’t care for them yourself.
Praise from one of our clients
“The Provision Law team was phenomenal, from start to finish! Carrie explained legal jargon in ways that were easy to understand and helped us make sense of the myriad of decisions that we needed to make to ensure our children and assets were properly cared for. Highly recommend working with this team!!”
Ready to start planning for your minor children?
If you’re ready to put together a comprehensive estate plan which includes planning for your minor children, we’d love to help. We offer a complimentary consultation call where we’ll learn more about your estate plan needs, answer any questions, and explain how our process works at Provision Law Firm.