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A type of legal document, powers of attorney allow another person to make decisions on your behalf when you’re unable to. In some cases, the document provides authority when it comes to financial decisions, but they can also imbue another person with the authority to make medical decisions on your behalf.
Here at Walk-In Wills, we understand that making decisions regarding your estate can be challenging. To help you make the right choices, our attorneys are here to guide you through the estate planning process to ensure the best possible results.
Financial powers of attorney provide another person with financial authority. For instance, your financial representative could do things like sell property or pay bills if you’re unable to do so on your own.
A medical power of attorney gives another party authority over medical decisions. In the event that you’re seriously injured and need medical care but cannot communicate your wishes, your representative would do so for you. This entails confirming or denying life preserving treatments and procedures.
Deciding who to provide power of attorney to is a major decision, as the person you select must exhibit certain key characteristics. Accordingly, it’s best to choose a person who has the following traits:
Our skilled and experienced attorneys can provide more information that addresses your exact estate planning needs.
Residents of Mesa, Scottsdale, Peoria, and surrounding areas of Arizona are encouraged to contact Walk-In Wills today to schedule a no-obligation consultation. From there, we can assist you in creating a medical or financial power of attorney to ensure you remain protected.
