by Crista Hermance | Oct 12, 2026 | California, Estate Planning
When a child turns 18, parents no longer automatically have the legal authority to access medical records, manage finances, or make certain decisions on their child’s behalf. Fortunately, a few simple legal documents can help families prepare for emergencies and...
by Santiago Olivares | Aug 12, 2026 | Uncategorized, Young Families, Estate Planning
When a child turns 18, parents no longer automatically have the same legal authority they had when their child was a minor. That matters if a college student becomes seriously ill, suffers an accident, or needs help managing important financial matters. Estate...