Why It’s So Important for Aging Parents

Avoid Court Delays – Without a POA, families may need to go through guardianship or conservatorship proceedings.

Protect Assets – Ensures finances, property, and savings are managed responsibly.

Guide Medical Decisions – Health care POA ensures treatment choices reflect your parent’s wishes.

Reduce Family Conflict – Prevents disagreements by putting one trusted decision-maker in place.

Provide Peace of Mind – Both parents and children feel secure knowing a plan is in place.

Common Myths About Powers of Attorney

❌ “We’ll figure it out when the time comes.”
→ By then, it may be too late. A parent must be legally competent to sign a POA.

❌ “We don’t need one unless something bad happens.”
→ Emergencies happen every day — a stroke, fall, or sudden illness can change everything overnight.

❌ “All children will just agree on decisions.”
→ Sadly, family conflicts are one of the most common issues when no POA exists.

How We Help

We make setting up a Power of Attorney simple, affordable, and stress-free. Whether your parent is healthy and independent or already facing health concerns, now is the time to put protections in place.