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Child turning 18? Be prepared – Managing Your Money

Posted by Sasha Golden | Mar 29, 2011 | 0 Comments

Child turning 18? Be prepared – Managing Your Money

Once your child turns 18, you lose all legal control over their affairs. If there was an emergency, you would have no right to access their educational, medical or financial information without their express written permission. For a modest fee, parents and their young adult children can purchase the peace of mind that comes with making sure that the right legal documents are in place for just such an unforeseen occasion.

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Sasha Golden

Alexandra “Sasha” Golden received her undergraduate and law degrees from Boston College, and has been practicing law in Massachusetts since 1994. Attorney Golden is a long-standing member of the Massachusetts chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and of the Probate and So...

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