A guardian nomination package focuses on naming a preferred caregiver for minor children. It is narrower than a full will or trust plan and does not replace documents for property, health care, or financial authority.
General information
- The pricing page lists a Nomination of Guardian document.
- Current published pricing is $39 for one person and $69 for a couple, subject to change.
- A court still applies state law and the child's best interests when appointing a guardian.
Service steps to consider
- Confirming that a guardian-only package covers the person's goal.
- Considering whether to name at least one suitable backup.
- Consider a full plan if property, executors, health care, or powers of attorney also need attention.
Quick check
- What is due today?
- When does any trial end?
- What charge will renew?
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Important limits
- Customer support can explain the service but cannot recommend legal choices or interpret how the law applies to the person.
- Reviewing the current checkout disclosures and terms before buying or starting a trial. This article gives general information only. A licensed attorney can explain how state law applies to a specific estate plan or document.
Verified September 1, 2026. Prices, offers, state availability, and laws can change; use the linked current source.