State-Specific Power of Attorney

DIY Power of Attorney

Create a Durable Financial Power of Attorney for your state. Authorize someone you trust to manage your finances if you become incapacitated.

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15 minutes
to complete
$50 flat
no hidden fees
All 50 states
+ DC & territories

What Your POA Covers

Bank account access and management
Bill payment and debt management
Investment and retirement account management
Real estate transactions
Tax filing on your behalf
Business operations (if applicable)
Government benefits management
State-specific execution requirements

Durable vs. Springing POA

A Durable POA takes effect immediately and remains valid if you become incapacitated — the most common choice.

A Springing POA only activates when you become incapacitated, as certified by a physician. Our questionnaire helps you choose the right type for your situation.

Important Legal Disclaimer

Elder & Estate provides self-help services at your specific direction. We are not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice. The information and documents provided through this service are for informational purposes only. We make no representations or warranties about the enforceability, validity, or legal sufficiency of any document generated through this service. Laws vary by state and change frequently. We strongly recommend consulting with a licensed attorney in your state to review any legal documents before signing them. By using this service, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to our Terms of Service and understand the limitations of self-help legal document preparation.