When something happens, somebody has to decide. Pick them now.
A plain-English Power of Attorney guide for the calls every family hopes they never get. Two versions inside — one for you, one for your young adult child the day they turn 18.
- Standard POA template for medical and financial decisions
- Bonus: Adult Child POA — the document parents of 18-year-olds don't know they need
- Springing vs. durable explained without the law-school speech
- Storage, witnesses, and how to revoke it later
+ Adult Child POA Bonus
The standard POA is the document that lets a family member step in if you can't. The Adult Child POA is the version every parent should hand their kid the morning of their 18th birthday — before the first college accident, ER visit, or financial mistake.
Two guides. One folder.
Everything a family needs.
India Brown,
Legacy Leaders Agency
India has sat with families on the worst day of their lives. The number-one regret she hears: "We never got the paperwork done."
This POA guide is the document she pushes on every client, every friend, every family member. It costs nothing and prevents the conversation no one wants to have during a crisis.
The Adult Child POA bonus is here because every parent who's sent a kid to college has heard a horror story. Don't let it be yours.
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