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College Readiness Kit

$39.00

Your child turns 18 and the hospital stops talking to you. The bursar won't discuss the bill you're paying. The registrar won't confirm whether your student has been in class. This kit is the paperwork that fixes that, before you need it.

Eight fillable templates plus a plain-language note to hand your student before the signing conversation:

  • Durable power of attorney for money, tuition, insurance and paperwork

  • Medical power of attorney naming a health care agent

  • HIPAA authorization so doctors can actually talk to you

  • FERPA consent for grades, billing and financial aid

  • Directive to physicians

  • Medical consent form for students who start college at 17

  • Digital account access authorization

  • Emergency information sheet and wallet card

Type directly into the PDF, save it, and print for signing. Color-coded tabs and bookmarks jump to each form. Drafted for Texas families with notes on what changes when your student attends school out of state.

These are drafting templates for review with your own attorney, not legal advice.

Your child turns 18 and the hospital stops talking to you. The bursar won't discuss the bill you're paying. The registrar won't confirm whether your student has been in class. This kit is the paperwork that fixes that, before you need it.

Eight fillable templates plus a plain-language note to hand your student before the signing conversation:

  • Durable power of attorney for money, tuition, insurance and paperwork

  • Medical power of attorney naming a health care agent

  • HIPAA authorization so doctors can actually talk to you

  • FERPA consent for grades, billing and financial aid

  • Directive to physicians

  • Medical consent form for students who start college at 17

  • Digital account access authorization

  • Emergency information sheet and wallet card

Type directly into the PDF, save it, and print for signing. Color-coded tabs and bookmarks jump to each form. Drafted for Texas families with notes on what changes when your student attends school out of state.

These are drafting templates for review with your own attorney, not legal advice.

College Readiness Legal Kit (Texas)

What this kit is. Fillable templates and worksheets for a student heading to college in Texas. It includes the official State of Texas medical power of attorney and directive to physicians (both version 05-2024), unchanged. Sign the official forms, not the worksheets that accompany them. The school’s own FERPA release and health forms come first. A person under 18 generally cannot validly sign the adult documents in this kit; the kit includes a consent form for a student who is still a minor. Check the issuing agency’s website for newer versions before you sign.

Not medical advice. Questions about treatment, medication and health records belong with the student’s health care providers.

When to see a Texas attorney. The student is under 18 or about to turn 18; the family is blended or the parents disagree; the student has a medical condition, a disability, or a trust or account that may be affected; the student will study outside Texas or abroad; or you are unsure which powers to grant and to whom.

Not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.