04/29/2026
Most powers of attorney we see won't actually work when a family needs them.
The most common one we encounter? A form someone filled out online a few years ago—two pages, front and back. It's signed. It's notarized. It feels done.
But a power of attorney is the single most important document that will protect your family and your assets if you ever have to go into long-term care or face a health crisis. A generic form isn't going to cut it.
If you're not sure whether yours would actually hold up, save this post and give us a call. We'll tell you exactly where you stand.
The choice of an attorney is an important decision and should not be based solely on advertising.