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Powers of Attorney

A Power of Attorney lets you appoint someone you trust to manage financial and property matters if you cannot do so yourself. We help clients prepare clear documents that fit their needs.

Planning for Financial Decisions if You Cannot Act

A Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone to manage financial and property matters while you are alive if you are unavailable or unable to act. It does not cover personal or medical decisions, which are usually addressed in a Personal Directive.

Without a Power of Attorney, loved ones may need to go to court to manage your finances if you lose capacity. Planning ahead gives you more control over who steps in and how.

We help clients understand the difference between general and enduring powers of attorney, choose the right scope of authority, and prepare documents that are properly signed and tailored to their circumstances.

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What a Power of Attorney Can Help With

The authority you give can be broad or limited depending on your needs. We help you think through what should be included and who should be trusted with that responsibility.

Banking and Bills: Managing accounts, deposits, and day-to-day financial obligations.
Property Matters: Handling real estate, mortgages, or other property-related decisions where authority is needed.
Tax, Investments, and Business Affairs: Looking after more complex financial matters if those powers are included.
Support and Ongoing Expenses: Keeping financial obligations in order for your household or dependents.

Choosing the right attorney is just as important as drafting the document itself. We help clients prepare Powers of Attorney that are clear, practical, and built around trust.