20/10/2022
This is an important question to understand. Upon turning 18-years-old a person needs their own estate plan, especially before going off to college. Once a child attains the age of 18, they are legally an adult and must make her own health care, financial, and legal decisions. Without legal documentation, parents are powerless to act on behalf of their adult children.
Naturally, an 18-year-old’s estate plan is very different than a 50-year-old’s estate plan because life, assets, goals, and family situation differ over the decades, but basic documents are the same.