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Oct 7, 2026
Talking with Cory Knight, Meghan Knight, and Leah B. Trowbridge
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Bill RussellHOST
So Leah, when is the right time to begin the, uh, the, the work of, uh, the power of attorney, uh, will preparation? When's the right time?
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24:49Leah B. TrowbridgeGUEST
time?Uh, when you turn 18, um, you become an adult, and, uh, you are responsible for all of the contracts that you enter into and all of the actions that you take.
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25:02Leah B. TrowbridgeGUEST
So included in that is, um, powers of attorney are about when you're alive and either need somebody to help you with your finances or your healthcare, uh, or you, you want somebody or you need somebody.
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25:17Leah B. TrowbridgeGUEST
And so we encourage everyone, once they turn 18, I get a lot of folks in August, the parents call in, and the kids need to get their documents done before they go to college, their powers of attorney.
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