Powers of Attorney in Colorado
A power of attorney is a legal document by which an individual may name another person to make decisions on his or her behalf. These decisions can be related to financial and/or health care situations. It is wise to seek the counsel of an experienced attorney who can help you anticipate obstacles and plan contingencies by developing a comprehensive power of attorney document.
- Durable Power of Attorney for Financial Matters: As the name indicates, this document is written to allow an individual to make decisions related to property or finances on the client’s behalf. If you become medically incapacitated or are physically unable to complete a transaction, your attorney-in-fact can buy or sell property, file tax returns and manage your finances. These financial powers may be as broad or narrow as you desire.
Since 1980, the law office of G. Cleveland Payne III P.C. has provided skilled representation and legal advice to clients. Mr. Payne understands the importance of detailed planning documents, and his clients appreciate his dedication to thoroughness. If you have questions about drafting powers of attorney in Colorado, we encourage you to schedule a consultation with an attorney as soon as possible.
Contact a Denver Lawyer for Advance Directives for Medical Treatment and Medical Durable Powers of Attorney
Comprehensive estate planning entails examining your own mortality or the possibility that you can no longer make decisions on your own. It is an uncomfortable topic, but it is wise to consider. Contact an experienced Arvada attorney to discuss your specific situation in greater detail.
- Advance Directive for Medical Treatment: People sometimes refer to this as a Living Will. This document deals with situations such as life support and end-of-life issues. This is an appointment of another person to make decisions based on what an individual wants to happen in various situations.
- Medical Durable Power of Attorney: This Power of Attorney appoints another person to make decisions regarding medical treatment and healthcare and grants the person access to medical records as well as other privileges.
Contact a lawyer in the Denver area regarding an Advanced Directive for Medical Treatment and Medical Durable Power of Attorney.
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