Make Sure Someone You Trust Can Step in When Needed
Health Care Directives and General Powers of Attorney allow you to choose someone to make decisions for you if you are unable to.
This includes:
- healthcare decisions
- financial decisions
You don’t need to figure this out on your own. You will talk through your situation and decide what makes sense. meets you where you’re most comfortable, whether that’s your home, a hospital, or another convenient location.
What These Documents Do
Without these in place, your family may need to go through the court process to step in and help. These documents allow someone you trust to:
Speak with doctors and make healthcare decisions
Manage your finances and pay bills
Handle important matters if you are unable to
A Simple and Affordable Approach
This process is designed to be straightforward.
We will meet in a place that is comfortable for you, whether that’s your home, a hospital, or another convenient location. We will talk through your options and choose who you want to act on your behalf.
In many cases, these documents can be completed in a single visit.
When This May Be a Good Fit
This may be a good option if you:
Want someone in place to help if something unexpected happens
Are helping a parent or family member get documents in place
Have a child who is turning 18 and want to stay involved in their care
Want a simple way to prepare without a full estate plan
Start with a Conversation
Call or email to get started. We will talk through your situation and decide the next step.