11/06/2026
Who would make decisions for you if you couldn’t make them yourself?
Powers of attorney are among the most important documents in an estate plan. They allow you to choose someone you trust to handle financial matters or make healthcare decisions if you are unable to do so.
Many people assume a spouse or adult child can automatically step in, but that isn’t always the case. Planning ahead can help prevent delays, confusion, and added stress for your family.
The time to put these documents in place is before you need them.
Paul and the team at Gregory Law Firm can walk you through your options, answer your questions, and help you put these essential documents in place.
Contact our office to schedule an appointment. 479-373-1800