If you are gone, who is going to take care of your children? How are they, financially, going to be taken care of? Should you be choosing guardians that have enough money to take care of your kids or is that something that shouldn't be a consideration? Should you have enough life insurance policies so that you can pick the person who would raise your kids the way you would want them to be raised?

If the people that you want to be your long-term guardians live in another state and it is going to take time for them to be notified and to get there, what should the police do in the meantime? You want to make sure that you have temporary guardians in mind, who can take your children until the long-term guardians can come and get them. You also want to think about passing on certain things to your children, such as the life stories, experience, and wisdom that you would have wanted to share with them.

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