A power of attorney is a legal document that gives someone else the authority to act on your behalf. It’s an essential part of estate planning that allows you to appoint a trusted person to make important decisions for you. There are different types of power of...
As parents, our instinct to protect our children never ends, but at 18 our legal rights to access their protected records does. This goes for medical, financial, and academic records. A parent’s access to these records comes to an abrupt halt, regardless of...
