You name the person you trust, instead of leaving it to a court to appoint someone.
Without it, your family may have to pursue a costly, time-consuming conservatorship just to manage your money.
A durable power of attorney stays in effect if you become unable to act, which is exactly when it matters most.
Bills get paid and assets get managed without interruption, so your situation doesn't fall apart while you recover.
We help you decide who should serve as your agent and what powers make sense to give them.
We prepare a durable power of attorney that meets West Virginia's requirements and fits your situation.
We handle the signing the right way so the document holds up when your agent needs to use it.