Incapacity Planning

     A Power of Attorney, POA, document allows elected people, called "Attorneys" to manage your legal and financial affairs should you not be able to due to incapacity, or losing the ability to properly care for yourself. Becoming or electing a POA is a big responsibility but one that can also bring a huge sense of relief for both parties involved. Having a Power of Attorney assures that your best interest will be carried out by a person that you trust through a legally binding document, guaranteeing that your financial needs will be met if you become incapacitated. This document is an essential tool for all property owners to ensure that trusted representatives are able to complete banking, pay bills, deal with real estate, and bring you peace of mind.

     You deserve to have the security of knowing that your healthcare and personal needs will be met if you become incapable of caring for yourself. The best way to secure your health and well-being in the future is through a Representation Agreement. This legal document allows you to elect trusted people as your representatives to step in and advocate on your behalf regarding medical and personal care decisions in the event of your incapacity. This is a legally binding agreement that ensures your wishes are followed by all healthcare professionals, with your best interest at heart.