Yes, it is possible to provide financial support for the legal guardian of your children in your Will. As a parent, you may have concerns about the financial well-being of your children and want to ensure that the appointed legal guardian has the necessary resources to provide for their care, upbringing, and education.
In your Will, you can include provisions for financial support, such as allocating a specific amount of money or designating certain assets for the benefit of your children and the legal guardian. This can help alleviate any financial burden on the guardian and ensure that your children’s needs are adequately met.
With Koha, we create the awareness on the importance of supporting your chosen legal guardian in ensuring that your children’s welfare is taken care of by providing the option for you to give allowance to the guardian in a term of duration that is personally curated by you with your children’s best interest in mind.