Student Legal Forms

Important Legal Documents that guarantee your ability to be fully informed and authorized to act in case your child experiences a medical, financial or legal emergency

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STUDENT LEGAL FORMS

Once a child reaches the age of 18, they are legally considered an adult, and you, as a parent, lack the authority to make health care, financial or legal decisions on behalf of your child or access private information. These legal documents, executed in advance, ensure that you are able to step in and serve in your accustomed parental role.

Student Legal Forms are:

The Durable Health Care Proxy

Empowers you to make health care decisions regarding treatment and providers if your child is incapacitated.
Includes HIPAA Authorization, providing access to private health information.
Authorizes you to converse fully with health care providers.
Eliminates the need for court-appointed guardians.

The Durable Financial Power of Attorney

Empowers you to serve as surrogate for financial, business, and legal tasks for a child who is traveling, deployed or incapacitated.
Enables you to manage bank and investment accounts, insurance policies, taxes and benefits, student loans, and financial aid.
Enables you to represent your child in interactions with credit card companies, creditors, landlords, insurance companies, government agencies, your child’s employer, and their college administration.