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Set up the legal basics once your child turns 18

When someone turns 18, parents no longer automatically get medical or school updates. This guided intake maps the documents most families need — HIPAA authorization, healthcare proxy, and related releases — in plain English.

HIPAA release
Healthcare proxy / medical POA
FERPA (school records)
Emergency packet

Takes about 3–5 minutes. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.

Step 1 of 4

Who is this for?

Choose the option that best matches how you’ll use the kit.

Parent helping an adult child You’re guiding a son or daughter (18+) through the paperwork. Adult for myself You’re 18+ and setting this up for your own care and records. Someone else (guardian / relative) You’re helping another adult who isn’t your child.

Step 2 of 4

State of residence

Legal forms and witnessing rules vary by state. We’ll tailor notes to your selection.

Primary state

Step 3 of 4

What’s going on right now?

Check all that apply. This shapes which steps we highlight.

Turning 18 soon (within ~6 months) Already 18 or older College / living away from home Ongoing medical concerns or specialists Travel, study abroad, or gap year Mental health care involved Sports / athletics requiring medical clearance Just getting ahead — no special situation

Step 4 of 4

What do you want in place?

Pick the documents that matter most. You can always add more later.

HIPAA authorization Lets providers share medical info with named people Healthcare proxy / medical POA Names who can make medical decisions if needed FERPA educational records release College can share grades / billing / housing info Financial power of attorney optional Help with banking, leases, or bills if authorized Emergency contacts packet One-page sheet for wallet, dorm, and phone

Your personalized plan