A Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows someone else to make decisions on your behalf. Please select the type(s) of Power of Attorney you're interested in.
Allows your attorney to make decisions about your healthcare and daily routine if you lose mental capacity.
Health and Welfare Power of Attorney covers:
This type of POA can only be used if you've lost mental capacity to make these decisions yourself.
Allows your attorney to manage your property and finances, either now or if you lose mental capacity.
Property and Financial Affairs Power of Attorney covers:
This type of POA can be used immediately or only when you lose capacity, depending on your preference.
Your attorney(s) are the people you choose to make decisions on your behalf. You can appoint more than one attorney and decide if they should act jointly or separately.
You can appoint replacement attorneys who will step in if your original attorneys are unable or unwilling to act.
Please provide details about your property and financial situation and any specific instructions for your attorney.
Please provide details about your healthcare preferences and any specific instructions for your attorney.
Important: A Power of Attorney must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian before it can be used. We will guide you through this process.