In Choosing a Guardian for Your Children, You Should

question 64

Multiple Choice

In choosing a guardian for your children, you should

• A) always pick the family member closest to your age.
• B) be sure to leave money for the guardian to care for your children.
• C) ensure that the person you select is willing to serve in this capacity.
• D) Both B and C are correct.

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