Power of Attorney

If an accident or illness incapacitates you, you will need somebody with the power to act for you and protect your assets while unable to act for yourself.

Without a power of attorney, the only way someone can receive that authority is through an invasive, disruptive guardianship court proceeding. A power of attorney gives you the opportunity to avoid that outcome by naming someone to act as your financial and health care surrogate; or, if a guardianship is unavoidable, as your designated choice to serve in that role.

Contact Attorney Patrick Smith by calling 877-754-6764 or filling out our contact form.

Power of Attorney

Hiring a lawyer is an important decision that should not be made lightly. Before locking yourself in to lasting decisions, ask me to send you free written information about our qualifications and experience.