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guardianship and will

loismustdie · 2009-07-06 01:05:40

hi all. has anyone else been through the process of signing joint guardianship forms? and also makin wills to declare guardianship for your child for after you both die? i presume a visit to a solicitor will sort out bith but am just wonderins if it's as simple as that and how much i should exoect to pay? thans a mil.…

06-07-2009 1:05am

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hi all. has anyone else been through the process of signing joint guardianship forms? and also makin wills to declare guardianship for your child for after you both die? i presume a visit to a solicitor will sort out bith but am just wonderins if it's as simple as that and how much i should exoect to pay? thans a mil. perhaps this should be in the legal form but becuase im thinkin of both in respect of my son i thought other parents may have the information to mind. thanks a lot

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#2 06-07-2009 10:45am

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loismustdie wrote: »

hi all. has anyone else been through the process of signing joint guardianship forms? and also makin wills to declare guardianship for your child for after you both die? i presume a visit to a solicitor will sort out bith but am just wonderins if it's as simple as that and how much i should exoect to pay? thans a mil. perhaps this should be in the legal form but becuase im thinkin of both in respect of my son i thought other parents may have the information to mind. thanks a lot

There was a recent thread on the issue:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055603902

We made a will a while back. It's very straightforward, don't worry.

We just specified who would execute our estate (lol - our houses basically) and be his guardian in the event of us dying.

Our solicitor did it for free, IIRC.

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