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A power of attorney is a written authorization to represent or act on someone's behalf.
Who Needs A Power Of Attorney?
Anyone who wishes to give permission to another person to act in their behalf for certain legal acts. A power of attorney document can allow another person to handle financial matters, or make health care decisions.
- Missionary
- College Student
- Adult Children over 18
- Anyone!
What is Included In The Power of Attorney Package?
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Health Care Directive (Living Will)
- HIPAA Authorization
A Durable Power of Attorney
Grants someone authority to act on your behalf in transactions you designate.
- Register For School
- Sell A Car
- Order a Replacement Debit Card or other banking
- Financial Aid Applications
- Apply for Housing
A Health Care Directive (Living Will)
Gives authority to someone to make medical decisions for you if you become incapable. You can also designate a guardian in case you become incapacitated long term.
- If you are injured and can't make decisions for yourself
- Details your instructions about medical treatment if you are not about to give consent
- Contact Health Care Providers
- Without one you will have to go to court to get authority
HIPAA Authorization:
Grants authority to a person you designate to be able to obtain your medical records or speak to a Doctor in your behalf.
- Doctors and/or medical professionals can share updates or information about your medical records with another adult with this authorization
Curtis J Brown
Curtis has been working with legal clients for 15 years. He has worked with both individual clients, start up companies, as well as large publicly traded multi-national corporations. He has helped individual clients with their estate planning needs. He has also has extensive experience with risk management consulting and insurance procurement.