Once your child turns 18 they are considered an adult and you, as their parent, no longer have the ability to communicate with their medical providers without their permission. This means that in the unlikely scenario that your child is injured and incapacitated that you will not be able to get important medical information or even speak to your child’s medical provider. Additionally, you are unable to obtain their private academic and financial information without the necessary and vital legal documents. Taking these important steps in advance of any unforeseen emergencies will avoid delay in crucial medical care and alleviate emotional and financial stress.
We have the legal experience and the life experience to answer all of your questions and calm your fears during this confusing process. The internet is filled with many forms and a great deal of mis-information. You may be required to provide personal data utilizing on-line platforms and not obtain the results that you expected, while never speaking to an attorney.
In addition, Camins & Gronich will continue to be available to provide legal services in the unlikely event that your young adult faces a medical emergency.
We are here for you, we answer our phones, we respond to e-mails and we are available to meet in person or virtually, at your convenience.
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