Powers of Attorney

Health care decisions for an individual if they become incapable of making mental health care decisions due to medical illness, injury, disability or incapacity. The agent can be authorized to make decisions about mental health treatment, treatment settings, and medication administration.

Revoking A Power Of Attorney

A power of attorney may be revoked at any time by the principal, for any reason, with or without cause. It may also expire on a specific date or after an event if the document specifies such a termination. However, if the principal is entered into a general durable power of attorney, the agent may continue to act as the attorney-in-fact even after the expiration date, if the principal becomes incapacitated.

Speak With An Experienced Lawyer

At West, Longenbaugh and Zickerman P.L.L.C., our family law attorneys are here to provide our clients with everything they need to create a power of attorney for any situation. We will advise you of all your options, and create the necessary legal documents. Our team of lawyers is committed to addressing the individual needs of each of our clients and can assist you with all aspects of power of attorney planning.

Our offices are located in Tucson, Arizona. Call our lawyers at 520-790-7337 or contact us online.