Preneed Guardian 
If you no longer were able to control your affairs, do you know whom the court would appoint as your guardian? Who would raise your children if you became incapacitated? We help you designate in advance a guardian, the person whom the court appoints to make decisions on your behalf, should you ever become incapacitated and need this vital advocate for your'or your child's'well-being. 

A preneed guardian is particularly important if you are involved in an unmarried relationship, or if your child does not have a legally-recognized second parent. Florida law tends to favor naming a blood or married relative as guardian, considering that to be in the ward's best interests. If you want someone who is not related to you by blood or marriage to be in charge of you or your child if you cannot care for yourself, you must put your wishes in writing.