Choose Who Acts for You if You Can’t

A power of attorney lets someone you trust make decisions on your behalf if you're injured, sick, or unavailable.

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Types of Power of Attorney

  • Financial (Durable) Power of Attorney: For handling banking, property, and legal matters


  • Medical Power of Attorney: For making healthcare decisions


  • Limited Power of Attorney: For a specific task (like a real estate closing)

Why It Matters

Without a power of attorney, your loved ones may have to go through court to get permission to help you. Setting this up ahead of time can save everyone stress and delay.

Local, Straightforward Guidance

We’ll explain the options, make sure your documents are valid in Louisiana, and help you appoint someone you trust — whether it’s a spouse, adult child, or close friend.

Easy to Set Up

We’ll guide you through the process and make sure everything is in writing, notarized, and legally sound. No complicated forms or legal jargon.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I have more than one power of attorney?

    Yes. You can assign different people for medical and financial matters — or even list alternates.

  • Does it take effect immediately?

    You can choose when it becomes active — immediately, or only if you become incapacitated.

  • What happens if I don’t have a power of attorney?

    Your loved ones may have to go through an interdiction process in court, which can be costly and time-consuming.

Start the Process

We offer flexible appointments by phone, video, or in person. You don’t have to bring anything to the first meeting — we’ll talk through your goals and walk you through next steps.

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