Kid's Protection Plan
A plan for who takes care of your kids.
A Kid's Protection Plan is not a will. It's a set of documents focused entirely on your children's immediate and long-term care if you become incapacitated or pass away unexpectedly: legal guardianship, medical decisions, and daily routines.
Legal guardian nomination
You name both a short-term guardian, someone who can step in within hours, and a long-term guardian. Trusted people you choose, not whoever a court appoints.
Medical authorizations
A designated adult can get your child emergency medical care immediately, without waiting on a hospital to track you down.
Caregiver instructions
Daily routines, allergies, medications, school schedule, and anything else a caregiver needs to know on the first day, written down instead of left to memory.
Emergency ID cards
A card for your wallet or car that tells first responders your child's guardianship plan exists, so they know who to call.
Legal documents against CPS or stranger custody
Clear, legally sound paperwork that keeps your children from being placed with Child Protective Services or someone you've never met while your family sorts things out.
Why it's different from a will
A will names a guardian. This plan tells them what to do next.
A will names a guardian for your children, but it doesn't cover the hours or days between an emergency and a court hearing. A Kid's Protection Plan fills that gap, so the right person can act immediately instead of waiting on the legal system to catch up.
Get started with a free consultation.
Two hours, no cost, no documents yet. We start with who would raise your kids.