What Is a Power of Attorney?

A power of attorney is a document that allows someone you trust to make decisions for you when you cannot.

Durable Power of Attorney

• Financial decisions (banking, bills, property)

• Effective immediately or upon incapacity

• Remains valid if you become incapacitated

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Healthcare Power of Attorney

• Medical decisions and treatment choices

• Healthcare provider communication

• End-of-life wishes

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Limited Power of Attorney

• Specific transaction or time period only

• Real estate closing

• Vehicle sale

• Bank account access

• Child care decisions

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Power of Attorney Options

Individual Documents — $135 each

• Durable power of attorney (financial)

• Healthcare power of attorney

• Advance healthcare directive (living will)

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Notarization for individual documents: Add $45 for mobile notary service

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Limited Power of Attorney — $135

• Includes preparation and notarization

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Complete Package — $275

• Durable power of attorney

• Healthcare power of attorney

• Advance healthcare directive

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Notarization for individual documents: Add $75 for mobile notary service

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Why Choose Signature on Demand?

• Nevada Secretary of State registered document preparation service

• NNA certified notary signing agent

• $100,000 errors and omissions insurance

• Background checked through NNA

• Mobile, remote, or by appointment service

• Completed in 1–2 business days

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When You Need a Power of Attorney

• Aging parents needing assistance with finances

• Preparing for surgery or hospitalization

• Travel or military deployment

• Managing affairs during illness

• Real estate transaction when you cannot attend closing

• Temporary child care authorization

• Estate planning with living trust package

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How It Works

1. Phone or virtual consultation (15–20 min)—discuss your needs, choose your agent

2. Document preparation (1–2 business days)

3. Notarization—included with limited POA, or add $75 for other documents

4. Signing—sign in presence of notary

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Important Notes

• You choose who acts as your agent (attorney-in-fact)

• We cannot advise who should be your agent

• Document is effective immediately unless you specify springing powers

• You can revoke or amend anytime while competent

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who should I choose as my agent?

A: We cannot advise on this choice. Most people choose a spouse, adult child, or trusted friend.

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Q: What's the difference between durable and limited power of attorney?

A: Durable covers all financial decisions and remains valid if you become incapacitated. Limited covers only specific transactions or time periods.

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Q: When does it take effect?

A: Immediately upon signing unless you specify it only activates upon incapacity (springing power).

Q: Can I change it later?

A: Yes—you can revoke or amend anytime while you are mentally competent.

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Ready to Protect Your Future?

 

Same-day appointments often available

Phone: (725)243-5188 24/7 for urgent needs