Guardian Nomination for Two Parents

Just answer some questions, download, and sign.

For two parents of one or more children under the age of 18 years old who want to nominate the same guardians. Does not include any other documents.

This Guardian Nomination works regardless of parents’ relationship status. So long as the two parents completing this Guardian Nomination together both want to name each other as the first guardian, it doesn’t matter whether you’re married to each other or not, or if there is another parent in the picture.

What this covers:

You have the right to choose who would care for your kids in an emergency. Make sure your voice is heard. If you think it’s hard to choose someone, think how hard it would be for a judge who never met you to make the best choice.

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How it works

- Choose a guardian for your child/children in case you are unable to care for them yourself for an extended period of time.

- If your preferred guardian is not in California, it’s even more important that you put your wishes in writing.

Included: California Guardian Nomination for two parents of the same child/children.

Not included: Will, trust, inheritance planning. Does not handle your assets or your own personal care, just your kids.


Investment — $125

A better way to DIY — with options from a lawyer

This DIY option was created by a California wills, trusts, and probate lawyer who has spent over 15 years drafting documents, administering trusts, and walking people through probate court proceedings.

It’s designed to be comprehensive, not bare minimum. You’re guided through the questions that actually matter, and your documents are generated based on your answers — not left blank for you to figure out on your own.

Our goal is to make it straightforward to use a lawyer-designed solution, without the confusion, errors, and guesswork that come with generic DIY templates.

If you’re not sure of the best option for you, let’s talk.


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