Power of Attorney

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document granting someone else authority to act on your behalf in financial, legal, or other matters. It comes in various types, such as General and Limited, and is crucial for managing affairs in your absence or incapacity.

Why Choose Us?

At Rilus Law, we recognize that establishing a Power of Attorney is a crucial step in securing your future and safeguarding your interests. Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced attorneys and take the first step toward securing your future and peace of mind.

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What is the Power of Attorney Process?

A Power of Attorney is a legal document that lets someone appoint another person to make decisions on their behalf. The process involves drafting, signing, and distributing copies to relevant parties. It's crucial for delegating decision-making, especially in cases of incapacity.

Choose the type of Power of Attorney (General or Limited)

Prepare the document

Execution and notarization

How Our Team Can Help You?

Our team can assist with the Power of Attorney process in several ways. We provide guidance and support in understanding the different types of Power of Attorney and their implications, helping individuals decide which type best suits their needs. We offer templates or resources for drafting the Power of Attorney document, ensuring it includes all necessary information and meets legal requirements.

Additionally, we facilitate the notarization process or connect individuals with legal professionals who can provide expert advice and review the document for accuracy and completeness. Lastly, we offer ongoing support and education regarding the responsibilities of agents and the importance of periodic reviews to ensure that individuals effectively manage their Powers of Attorney over time.

DO YOU NEED HELP WITH A POWER OF ATTORNEY?

Managing a Power of Attorney can be complex and overwhelming. Contact us now to arrange your complimentary one-hour consultation with a legal professional.

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We serve clients in Arizona and California - in our offices and online!

At Rilus Law, we are dedicated to empowering individuals with the tools they need to secure their future through meticulous planning and robust legal representation.

Encinitas, CA

Rilus Law stands as a beacon of support for individuals seeking to establish their Powers of Attorney in Encinitas, CA. Our team of seasoned professionals crafts personalized strategies to ensure your wishes are upheld and your interests protected.

Mesa, AZ

In the heart of Mesa, AZ, Rilus Law offers steadfast support in establishing Powers of Attorney. Our tailored approach is designed to provide clients in the Mesa area with peace of mind, knowing their affairs are in capable hands.

Scottsdale, AZ

Rilus Law in Scottsdale, AZ, is your trusted partner in establishing Powers of Attorney. Our firm is dedicated to client satisfaction and excellence, simplifying the legal process and allowing you to focus on what truly matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A General Power of Attorney grants broad powers to a designated agent, allowing them to make decisions on your behalf across a wide range of matters, including financial, legal, and business decisions. This type of POA is often used when the principal is traveling abroad or incapacitated for an extended period.

  • A Limited Power of Attorney, also known as a Specific Power of Attorney, grants authority to the agent to act on your behalf only in specific situations or for specific tasks. This type of POA is commonly used for particular transactions, such as selling a property or managing certain business operations, and it ends once the specified task is completed.

  • A Durable Power of Attorney, also known as a Financial Power of Attorney, allows someone to make financial decisions on your behalf if you cannot. Under Arizona laws, it remains valid even if you are declared mentally incompetent. You can revoke it at any time with a written revocation form.

  • A Durable Power of Attorney activates in emergencies when the principal is incapacitated, simplifying financial management. It eases burdens for loved ones and facilitates a smooth return to normalcy post-crisis. Additionally, it can grant immediate authority, which is beneficial for managing affairs during travel or relocation, especially evident during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • A Health Care Power of Attorney is a written document that assigns someone to make medical decisions for you if you cannot do so due to illness, injury, or aging. It establishes your wishes regarding medical treatment, organ donation, autopsies, and funeral arrangements, offering peace of mind to your loved ones during difficult times. By designating a trusted individual as your agent, you ensure that your preferences are respected and your medical care aligns with your values.

  • Arizona uniquely provides a Power of Attorney for Mental Health Care, allowing individuals to delegate decision-making authority for mental health matters, including admission to behavioural health facilities. This legal instrument is indispensable for individuals facing cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer’s or dementia, ensuring their wishes are respected without the need for emergency guardianship if they're unable to consent to necessary treatment.