What happens if I name my bother and sister-in-law as co- trustees and co-guardians in my Will but then they divorce?
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What happens if I name my bother and sister-in-law as co- trustees and co-guardians in my Will but then they divorce?
Asked on March 5, 2013 under Estate Planning, Florida
Answers:
Victor Waid / Law Office of Victor Waid
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Name your brother is OK, but do not name a co-guardian or co - trustee, regardless of who you would name, as arguments and differences of opinion arise constantly in therse situations, causing a lot of grief.
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