Once your child turns 18, you no longer have the automatic legal right to make healthcare or financial decisions for them—even in an emergency. With these documents in place, you’ll have the authority to step in quickly if needed, without delays or court involvement.

If your child is under 18, parents or legal guardians already have decision-making authority. However, once they turn 18, that authority ends. Families often prepare these documents ahead of time so they are ready to be signed on or after their 18th birthday.

It’s designed to be quick and seamless. Once you sign the engagement letter and complete payment, you’ll receive your personalized plan and signing instructions. Most families complete everything within 1–2 weeks.

These documents typically remain valid indefinitely, but we recommend reviewing them every few years or whenever there’s a major life change (such as a new school, change in health status, or moving to another state).

The regular price for the Junior Estate Plan is $500. As an attendee of our session, you receive an exclusive $50 discount, bringing your cost to only $450 if you sign up today.