If you have children, one of the hardest questions to think about is also one of the most important:
Who would care for them if you couldn’t?
Many parents assume this would be “obvious” or that things would simply work themselves out. In reality, without clear legal guidance, decisions about guardianship are left to the court—often during an already emotional and stressful time.
This week on POMpod, I talk through how guardianship planning works in Texas, why naming both primary and backup guardians matters, and how thoughtful planning can reduce uncertainty for the people you love most.
Guardianship planning isn’t about fear. It’s about giving your children stability, your loved ones guidance, and yourself peace of mind.
If you’d like to learn more, you can listen to the full episode here and explore what thoughtful guardianship planning looks like.
Warmly,
Travis
Gasper Law
www.gasperplan.com
P.S. If guardianship planning is something you’ve been meaning to think through but aren’t sure where to start, a Peace of Mind Planning Session can be a helpful first step. It’s simply a conversation designed to bring clarity—no pressure, no obligation.