Is a living will the same as a Medical Power of Attorney

No. A living will speaks to end of life. A Medical Power of Attorney can cover a broader set of medical choices while you are alive but not able to decide when written clearly.

What can a Financial Power of Attorney do

Your agent can manage accounts. pay bills. handle taxes and insurance. manage property. and run a business within the scope you choose. It can be general or limited.

Can I revoke my Power of Attorney

Yes. You can revoke while you are competent. State rules vary. We include simple steps to revoke and update.

Do I need witnesses and a notary

Most states require two adult witnesses and many also want a notary. We provide steps for your state.

Power of Attorney made simple

A Power of Attorney lets you choose a trusted person to act for you when you cannot. There are two key tools. A Medical Power of Attorney for health care choices. A Financial Power of Attorney for money and property. Together they keep your plan working while you are alive and unable to act.

Why people choose a Power of Attorney

You decide who speaks for you instead of leaving it to the court
Clear instructions lower stress for family during medical or financial emergencies
Everyday tasks like paying bills and talking to doctors keep moving without delay
Part of a complete plan that protects you now and protects your estate later

Medical Power of Attorney at a glance

A Medical Power of Attorney names a health care agent who can make medical choices if you lose capacity. It can cover doctors. hospitals. records. treatments. and end of life preferences when written clearly. A living will speaks to end of life only. A Medical Power of Attorney covers a broader set of medical decisions while you are alive but not able to decide.

Financial Power of Attorney at a glance

A Financial Power of Attorney lets your agent handle money. accounts. taxes. insurance. property. and business tasks. It can be general with broad authority. or limited to certain tasks or time frames. You choose what makes sense and you can revoke it while you are competent.

Who needs it

Adults who want a say in medical and money matters if they are down for a while
Parents. caregivers. and small business owners who need continuity
People who travel. serve in the military. or expect medical procedures

What you get with LegalDocuments.pro

State specific Medical Power of Attorney with simple witness and notary guidance
State specific Financial Power of Attorney with clear scope. general or limited
Plain language choices with a human review before you sign
Optional HIPAA release so your agent can access records when needed

Transparent pricing

Power of Attorney Medical 99 dollars

Power of Attorney Financial 99 dollars

Bundle Medical and Financial 175 dollars

Federal HIPAA Release Form 99 dollars

Notary 150 dollars when purchased alone

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Compare your options

Feature	Free generic POA	LegalDocuments.pro POA Medical 99 dollars	LegalDocuments.pro POA Financial 99 dollars
Good in all 50 states	✗	✓	✓
Clear medical scope and end of life preferences when written into the form	✗	✓	N A
Bank. tax. property and business authority set by you	✗	N A	✓
Choice of general or limited authority	✗	N A	✓
Witness and notary guide included	✗	✓	✓
Attorney grade templates and human review	✗	✓	✓

Note. State rules vary for signing. witnesses. and notary. We give simple steps for your state. You can revoke your POA while you are competent.

What we need to get started

Your full legal name and address
For Medical. your preferred agent. backup agent. and any care preferences you want in writing
For Financial. the accounts and tasks you want covered. and whether authority is general or limited

Simple next steps

Click Start now and enter your details
Review the draft in your browser
Checkout with one time payment and schedule notarization if required in your state

Friendly reminder

A living will speaks to end of life only. A Medical Power of Attorney covers a wider set of health choices while you are alive and not able to decide. A Financial Power of Attorney keeps bills and property moving. For state rules and your situation. talk to our team.

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