Connecticut Probate, Estate and Elder Law

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What to Expect

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What to Do

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Kristen Wolf

Practicing in: Probate, Estate and Elder Law

Location: Greater New Haven

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The person(s) you choose, should both parents die, to be responsible for the care, health, education, and welfare of minor children until they reach 18 years old. Guardians can also be chosen to provide care for pets should owners precede them in death. Permission should be sought of guardians in advance to be sure they are willing to take on this responsibility.

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