
Healthcare and Financial Powers of Attorney, Without a Full Estate Plan
As an estate planning attorney, I believe the most important documents to have during your lifetime are healthcare and financial powers of attorney. You shouldn't have to commit to a full, expensive estate plan to get quality powers of attorney prepared with expertise.
HEALTHCARE AND FINANCIAL POWERS OF ATTORNEY,
WITHOUT A FULL ESTATE PLAN
As an estate planning attorney, I believe the most important documents to have during your lifetime are healthcare and financial powers of attorney. You shouldn’t have to commit to a full, expensive estate plan to get quality powers of attorney prepared with expertise.
IN-HOME SIGNING OFFERED - QUICK TURNAROUND
Services And Pricing
Healthcare Power Of Attorney
(Includes Living Will)
Flat Fee: $250
Appoint a healthcare representative to make healthcare decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated. Without a healthcare power of attorney, your medical decisions might be made by a court or by a court-appointed guardian. Additionally, relatives may fight over your care. Your healthcare power of attorney will be combined with a living will. A living will is a directive to healthcare providers regarding your care, especially at end-of-life. This includes decisions regarding life support, pain management, palliative care, organ donation, experimental treatment, religious strictures on treatments, and other aspects of your healthcare. Without a living will, the decision makers might have to guess your wishes.
Financial Power Of Attorney
Flat Fee: $350
Appoint family, friends, or professionals as your agent to manage money, bills, and assets when you cannot handle your financial responsibilities yourself. Your agent (or “attorney-in-fact”) will have the power to pay bills, manage finances, pursue legal claims, and conduct business transactions on your behalf. You can make a power of attorney as broad or as narrow as you wish. This document can be especially essential in both tax and Medicaid planning. If your capacity becomes impaired, your savings may have to be spent needlessly on long term care unless you have a high-quality power of attorney that contains special terms. Off the shelf form powers of attorney often do not have terms required by law when a power of attorney is to be used for tax or Medicaid planning.
Package Deal
Flat Fee: $500
Ensure complete protection with both healthcare and financial powers of attorney at a discounted price.
Expedited Preparation is Available for an Additional Fee.
In-home signing is $75 in Ocean County, and $150 anywhere else in New Jersey. I'll notarize, walk you through the execution process, and ensure that the documents are signed properly.
I charge only flat fees. There are no hidden charges or hourly billing.
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About
The Attorney
Hi, I’m Aviva Bree. I earned my law degree from Cardozo School of Law in New York City and started my career in estate planning, working with a wide range of clients.
I started my own niche firm with the goal of ensuring that people are protected during their lifetime. I do this by making it as easy as possible to get attorney-prepared Powers of Attorney, so these important documents don’t get put off or overlooked.
Powers of Attorney are the most critical documents to have. They allow you to prepare for incapacity due to illness, aging, or any other unexpected events during your lifetime. If a person becomes incapacitated without these documents, it can mean a lengthy and difficult court process for their loved ones. It also means that their wishes may not be respected when it comes to their finances and healthcare.
I know these documents can feel confusing or even intimidating, so I make it a point to explain things clearly and always take the time to answer questions. My goal is to make the process as simple and straightforward as possible.
