Scranton Power of Attorney Lawyer for POAs & Living Wills
Helping You Name Trusted Decision-Makers
If an illness or accident keeps you from handling finances or medical choices, having the right paperwork matters. Hart Law helps people in Scranton, Dunmore, and Carbondale set up durable financial powers of attorney, healthcare POAs, and living wills (advance directives). We explain how these documents work in Pennsylvania, keep the language straightforward, and make sure your bank, doctors, and family can use them when it counts.
A Clear Path to Solid POA & Medical Documents
We draft documents that are easy to follow and easy to use—at the bank, the hospital, and at home.
Financial Power of Attorney
Choose an agent to pay bills, manage accounts, and handle property—limited or broad authority, your call.
Healthcare Power of Attorney
Name someone you trust to speak with your doctors and make treatment decisions if you cannot.
Living Will / Advance Directive
Spell out your wishes about life-sustaining treatment and comfort care so your family isn’t left guessing.
Updates, Copies & Coordination
We review after life changes, provide certified copies, and align your plan with wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations.
FAQ: POAs & Living Wills in Pennsylvania
Do I need both a financial POA and a healthcare POA?
We recommend both—each covers different needs and avoids costly delays.
When does a POA take effect?
It can be immediate or springing. We’ll set it to match your comfort level.
Can I name co-agents or backups?
Yes—co-agents and successors keep things moving if someone can’t serve.
Will the hospital accept my forms?
We use Pennsylvania-friendly language and provide copies your providers can rely on.
Next Step: Free Consultation
Sit down with Hart Law and leave with documents your family can use. We’ll handle the drafting and signatures; you get peace of mind.