California Estate Planning Lawyer Explains What Documents Young Adult Children Need To Put In Place [Video]

California Estate Planning Lawyer Explains What Documents Young Adult Children Need To Put In Place

The Greene Law Firm, P.A.
11 McGee Street
Greenville, SC 29601
United States
Phone: (864) 271-7940

I believe that definitely anyone over 18 should have a living will and a healthcare power of attorney. Those are still very helpful in the unfortunate event that they are in the hospital and cannot talk for themselves. They should also have a durable power of attorney because even though they may not have many assets, there are things that would need to be handled if they were incapacitated and that durable power of attorney would handle that. On a case by case basis, a lot of young adults, if they’re working and having a 401k or so on, they’re going to need either a will or a trust, so they should talk with a competent attorney about which way to proceed.

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