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Summary: To ensure that parents can continue protecting their children from a financial and legal standpoint, it is a good idea for the new graduates to have some basic estate planning documents in place, such as a Financial Power of Attorney and an Advance Directive for Health Care.
What is a Financial Power of Attorney?
What is an Advance Directive for Health Care?
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