Ensure trusted individuals can act on your behalf
A power of attorney (POA) allows someone to make financial or medical decisions on your behalf. Roach Law ensures your POA is legally sound and aligned with your wishes.
Legal Decision-Making Authority
Protect your future with a power of attorney
If you're ever unable to make decisions due to illness or incapacity, a power of attorney ensures your affairs are handled by someone you trust. Roach Law helps clients create customized POAs for financial and healthcare matters.
Three Ways We Help
Financial Power of Attorney
Designate someone to manage your assets, pay bills, and handle legal matters if you're unable to do so.
Healthcare Power of Attorney
Ensure a trusted individual can make medical decisions in case of incapacitation.
Custom Legal Directives
We tailor POA documents to fit your unique needs and long-term goals.
Plan for the Unexpected
A power of attorney ensures legal security
Without a POA, courts may appoint a guardian to manage your affairs. Roach Law ensures you maintain control over who makes important decisions on your behalf.

Set up a power of attorney today
Take control of your future. Contact Roach Law to establish a power of attorney and ensure trusted individuals can act in your best interests.
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What is a power of attorney?
A power of attorney is a legal document allowing a trusted person to handle financial, medical, or legal matters on your behalf if you become incapacitated.
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Can I have multiple powers of attorney?
Yes. You can appoint different individuals for financial and healthcare decisions, ensuring each area of your life is managed by the right person.
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When does a power of attorney take effect?
A POA can take effect immediately or upon incapacity, depending on how it's structured. We help clients determine the best option for their situation.
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Can I revoke or change my power of attorney?
Yes. As long as you are mentally competent, you can modify or revoke a POA at any time. We assist clients in making updates when needed.
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Do I need a lawyer to create a power of attorney?
Yes. A poorly drafted POA may be challenged or ineffective. An attorney ensures your document is legally binding and aligned with your intentions.