THE AGREEMENTS.

Protect Their
Healthcare

Designates a trusted individual to make healthcare decisions on their behalf if they become incapacitated. It also outlines specific medical care preferences & instructions for various scenarios, ensuring their wishes are followed.

Medical Power of Attorney

Maintains access to a person's medical and healthcare records and allows access to sensitive information. The patient may choose unrestricted or limited, according to their comfort level.

HIPAA or Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

Designates a trusted individual to make healthcare decisions on their behalf if they become incapacitated. It also outlines specific medical care preferences & instructions for various scenarios, ensuring their wishes are followed.

Shield Their Finances

Grants a designated person the authority to manage the financial affairs on your behalf of a person. This may include handling bank accounts, paying bills, managing investments and conducting other financial transactions.

It helps ensure that financial matters are taken care of if the person becomes unable to manage them on their own due to illness or incapacity.

Financial Power of Attorney

Save Their Education

FERPA is a U.S. federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. It grants students the right to access their records, request amendments and have some control over the disclosure of their information. By ensuring these rights, FERPA helps students maintain privacy and control over their educational information.

Because of this layer of protection for adult students, it can also have a downside. Students may want guidance and support with financial matters. In the case they do, they may use the FERPA consent agreement.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

Save Their Assets & Respect Their Wishes

Life is unpredictable, and a will ensures the adult's wishes are honored if something happens.

Designate guardians for your pets
Appoint beneficiaries for your belongings
Outline medical care preferences

This document provides peace of mind to family members because it helps prevent family disputes and legal issues, making things easier for your loved ones during tough times.

These documents provide the time for teens to consider what "adulting" really is and how they can lean in to it and protect themselves.

Simple Will & Testament

PERSONALIZING YOUR DOCUMENTS

Review the Discussion Guide with Your Teen.

Carve out some time to read through the Nearly18 Discussion Guide to make sure everyone involved understands the process, each term on the agreements and whether they feel comfortable making these decisions without in-person, professional counsel.

If not, stop after reviewing the Guide and reach out to a family-law attorney who can help you make more intricate decisions on how to protect your family.

The terms in each agreement have deep ramifications surrounding privacy, trust and independence.

Your coming-of-age teen needs to understand the situations they may face in the future and imagine how they would like them handled.

Using examples can really help them visualize the pros and cons of their choices.

Make Sure They Understand the Benefits and Risks.

Prepare for Your Notary Session.

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