What finally made our marketing director stop procrastinating on her estate plan? It wasn't assets. It was her son.

Angie got married in 2024 and had her first baby in 2025. She talks about wills, trusts, and powers of attorney every single day at work. And she still put her own estate plan off for over a year.

So what changed?

Not a sudden inheritance. Not a tax concern. She realized that without a guardianship nomination in her will, a judge — not her family — would decide who raises her son if something happened to her and her husband.

That's it. That's what got her in the door.

She chose our Will Package — last will and testament with nomination of guardian for minor children, durable power of attorney, and healthcare directive. Simple, complete, and built around what mattered most: making sure her son would be cared for by the people she trusts.

This is the message more young families should hear: Estate planning isn't just for wealthy people. It's for parents. If you have a child, you need a guardianship nomination.

Here's how we structure our estate planning services:

Will Package — The essentials, including guardianship nomination 

Trust Package 1 — Revocable living trust for individuals who want probate avoidance and more control over asset distribution 

Trust Package 2 — Revocable living trust for couples, including nomination of guardian for minor children and pour-over wills

All plans fully customized. Pricing from $1,000 to $2,500 depending on your situation.

The question isn't whether you have enough assets. It's whether the people you love most are protected.

Explore your estate plan options →  https://www.rodonoandhaydt.com/EstatePlanOptions