Yes, Even Young Adults Need Legal Documents.
Yes, Even Young Adults Need Legal Documents.
Get the 3 Key Documents You Need in an Emergency with the Young Adult Incapacity Plan.
Congratulations on turning 18!
It’s an exciting time, an opportunity to flex your independence and make important decisions on your own.
Of course, not all of these decisions are easy. Some things you don’t want to think about at all, like the possibility of having a serious accident that requires emergency medical care.
Now that you are legally an adult, the law prohibits your parents from making health care decisions for you. It also prevents them—as well as your siblings and friends—from getting information about your condition in an emergency.
That’s why we created the Young Adult Incapacity Plan. It’s an affordable, convenient way to get the three key legal documents every adult needs. For just $500 you will receive a customized Health Care Proxy, HIPAA Release, and Power of Attorney.
Together, these three documents allow YOU to choose:
- A person you trust to handle your financial accounts for you if you can’t
- Who can get information about your medical condition in an emergency
- A person you trust to make medical decisions for you if you are incapacitated
Without these documents, you will have no control over the medical care you receive, who makes medical decisions for you, and who can learn about your medical condition. Also, without these documents, the court will very likely need to get involved, which is very time-consuming and stressful.
Take the first step toward seizing control of your financial matters, medical care and who has access to your medical information by filling out the form below. When you submit this form, you will receive an email from us about “next steps.” (If you don’t receive such an email, please check your spam folder.)
We hope you choose to take advantage of this opportunity. While none of us can predict the future, we can plan for it. The earlier, the better.
What Our Clients Say
"For those of you with kids who've suddenly become young adults, I'd highly recommend this service. My daughter turned 18 the same week as graduation and is now happily installed at college in Boston. In the process of getting her ready for school this summer I started to worry about the fact that now she's a legal adult, in case of any emergency, I wouldn't be able to do all the normal mom stuff without her
permission.
My estate attorney suggested this program which helps you create a Health Care Proxy, HIPAA Release, and Power of Attorney for your wonderful, adventurous, quasi-adult. It didn't take long at all and was a huge relief for both my daughter and me to know that I can still jump in and do the mom stuff when she wants or needs me to.
As an aside, I'd also recommend them very highly for anything related to estate planning or elder law. Tiffany and the rest of her team are so knowledgeable and kind and go out of their way to put you at ease while helping you prepare for things you might not want to really think about."
My estate attorney suggested this program which helps you create a Health Care Proxy, HIPAA Release, and Power of Attorney for your wonderful, adventurous, quasi-adult. It didn't take long at all and was a huge relief for both my daughter and me to know that I can still jump in and do the mom stuff when she wants or needs me to.
As an aside, I'd also recommend them very highly for anything related to estate planning or elder law. Tiffany and the rest of her team are so knowledgeable and kind and go out of their way to put you at ease while helping you prepare for things you might not want to really think about."
Sarah G.