Power of Attorney Overview:

A power of attorney is merely a document giving another person the legal power to represent you or act on your behalf. There are essentially two kinds of powers of attorney: Financial and Health care. Financial Powers of Attorney are required in instances where third parties like banks, insurance companies, mortgage companies, real estate brokers, private individuals or government agencies are asked to rely on the authority of your agent in your absence. Health Care Powers of Attorney are used to give a third party authority to act on your behalf concerning health care matters when dealing with doctors, hospitals, dentists and other health care agencies. A Living Will is a form of a Health Care Power of Attorney where a person states his or her desires regarding medical treatments in certain medical circumstances. While a healthcare power of attorney may enable your agent (husband, wife, child, etc.) to authorize a surgery when you are unable to give permission, a living will could for example state your wish not to be kept alive if you are in a permanent vegetative state.
You can also have a Child Care Power of Attorney if you are leaving your children in the care of another person for an extended period of time and want that person to have the authority to make certain decisions regarding your children. These decisions could include decisions relating to emergency situations.

Process - How it works:

We at legaljiffy.com will prepare your State-specific power of attorney. Get the process started with a few questions. We'll prepare your power of attorney and email it to you within hours with precise instructions on what you need to do to finalize your power of attorney.

1)  Complete the simple power of attorney questionnaire:

Complete our simple questionnaire and provide us the basic information regarding which power(s) of attorney you would like to order..

2)  We create your state-specific power of attorney:

We will review your answers and then prepare your power of attorney.

3)  Final Wrap-Up of Your Power of Attorney Order:

We will send your power of attorney within hours along with specific instructions on how to follow up and complete the process.

Power of Attorney Prices:

Standard Package : $49 (Financial Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney, Living Will)

Family Package : $69 (Financial Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney, Living Will and Childcare Power of Attorney)

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