WEBINAR: Ready, Set, Launch – Legal Documents and Advice for a Happy 18th Birthday and Beyond
June 8, 2026
Many families are surprised by how much changes at age 18, when legal adulthood alters who can access information, make decisions, and manage risk.
Join Sarah Waelchli and Andrea Richmond on June 8, 2026, for a 30-minute webinar moderated by Laura Naylor. The program will cover the critical documents every 18-year-old should have, such as powers of attorney and health care proxies, while also addressing real-world issues like what to consider when signing leases and reviewing employment offers.
There is no fee to attend but registration is required.
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