If you were incapacitated due to illness or injury, who would act on your behalf? In New Jersey, without a power of attorney in place, only a legal guardian – not even your spouse – can make decisions for you.
Names a trusted person to act when you cannot
Specifies exactly what powers they may exercise
Prevents the need for guardianship proceedings
Ensures your affairs continue seamlessly during incapacity
Skylands Legal transforms this uncertainty through carefully crafted power of attorney documents tailored to your specific needs. We ensure your chosen representatives have precisely the authority required to honor your wishes and protect your interests when you cannot advocate for yourself. Call us today to schedule a consultation!
