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Make Decisions Before They Matter Most

Power of Attorney & Advance Directive Attorneys Serving Wasilla, Anchorage & Palmer

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We Help You Plan Ahead for Medical and Financial Decisions

It’s never too early to prepare for the unexpected. Our experienced Alaska estate planning attorneys help clients in Wasilla, Anchorage, and the Mat-Su Valley create powers of attorney and advance healthcare directives that protect their wishes and ease the burden on loved ones during difficult times.

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Clarity and Control When It Counts

What We Do for Clients Creating Powers of Attorney & Directives

We help you name someone you trust to act on your behalf—legally, financially, and medically—if you're unable to make decisions yourself. Our Wasilla estate lawyers and Anchorage POA attorneys make sure your wishes are documented clearly and legally.

Appoint someone to manage your finances if you’re incapacitated.

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Durable Power of Attorney (Financial)

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Healthcare Power of Attorney

Let someone you trust make medical decisions when you can’t.

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Living Wills / Advance Directives

Document your preferences for treatment and end-of-life care.

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Legal Guidance for Family Caregivers

We help your loved ones understand their roles and responsibilities.

Common Questions About POAs & Advance Directives in Alaska

  • What’s the difference between a power of attorney and a living will?

    A power of attorney names someone to make decisions. A living will documents what you want done medically if you can’t speak for yourself.

  • Do I need both financial and medical POAs?

    Yes. They cover different responsibilities and work together to protect your interests.

  • Can I change my POA or directive later?

    Absolutely. We help clients update documents as their wishes or family situations change.

  • Is a power of attorney still valid if I become incapacitated?

    Only if it’s “durable.” We make sure your POA remains effective when you need it most.

  • Do hospitals in Alaska honor advance directives?

    Yes. With proper documentation, your wishes will be respected—and your family will have clear guidance.

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Let’s Talk Through Your Options

Speak With a Local POA & Directive Attorney Today

We’ll help you create the right documents now, so your loved ones aren’t left guessing later.

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