Young Adult Estate Planning

5 COSTLY MISTAKES PARENTS MAKE… LEAVING THEIR CHILDREN AT RISK!

Learn Why Most Wills and Trusts Fail to Protect Children and What to Do About It!

Young Adult Estate Planning On-Demand Webinar

Parents (and grandparents) know that life can change in an instant and that’s why we take steps to minimize risks to our children. We research and invest in the very best car seats, cabinet locks, bike helmets, and other protective gear, all in the name of keeping our children safe.

Yet only a fraction of parents have basic safeguards in place to protect their kids if one or both parents gets sick, becomes incapacitated, or passes away.

Especially in chaotic times like these, your kids are counting on you to have a plan that spells out who would raise them and what money would be set aside to provide that care, so that your kids are never at the mercy of the court system.

If you don’t have a plan and you want the peace of mind knowing that your kids would be taken care of if anything happens, we invite you to join attorney Justin Stivers for a FREE online workshop where you will learn:

• How easy it is to make sure your kids would never be taken out of your home or raised by anyone you wouldn’t want … if something happened to mom or dad.
• How you can make sure the money you’ve been saving to leave your kids, never falls into the wrong hands… and is available to care for your kids immediately, if something did happen.
• How to give your family the gift of knowing everything has been taken care of, if anything happens to you.

Attendees will also learn how to avoid the most common mistakes parents make when planning for the future, including:

• MISTAKE#1: Letting courts decide who will raise their children. Parents who have not selected legal guardians for their children are leaving decisions to strangers in the court system.
• MISTAKE #2: Assuming a plan is not necessary because their family will care for their children. Children can unintentionally end up in the wrong caregiver’s hands resulting in custody battles.
• MISTAKE #3: Being unprepared for something catastrophic, like a serious accident or illness. When both parents are gone, Child Protective Services is often called and foster homes are the only option.
• MISTAKE #4: Being unprepared to pay for your children’s continued care, education and health care. We’ll show you easy and inexpensive ways to provide necessary funds for your children.
• MISTAKE #5: Prevent the court from managing your child’s inheritance and then handing it over to them outright at age 18.