State of Missouri

Power of Attorney

Missouri Power of Attorney

It’s never too early to create a plan that empowers your loved ones to act on your behalf.

Property Control

POA for Care Planning
POA Trusts
POA & Tax Powers

POA-Centered Plans

Backup Wills
Trust Setup Support
Emergency Guardianship

Senior Choices

Delegated Care
Medicaid Setup
Managing Care Trusts

Trusted Agent Support

Special Needs POA
POA for Veterans Affairs
Estate Succession

Managing Care Costs Effectively

Uncontrolled care costs can rapidly deplete your hard-earned savings.

High care costs can quickly deplete your savings, leaving families struggling to manage finances. A Missouri Power of Attorney ensures a trusted person can handle financial decisions on your behalf, protecting both your assets and peace of mind.

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Empowering Trusted Decisions for Your Future

Granting Authority for Healthcare and Finances

If illness or age makes decision-making difficult, appoint a trusted person to handle your financial and healthcare needs. You can set specific instructions to ensure they act in your best interest.

Giving Someone Authority Over Your Finances

Grant your agent the power to manage bills, investments, and accounts if you’re unable. It only takes effect under the conditions you set.

Granting Authority for Healthcare Decisions

Appoint someone to make medical decisions if you’re unable. With written guidelines, they’ll make choices that reflect your exact preferences.

Specify Healthcare Choices for Your Agent

An advance directive helps your agent make medical decisions based on your life-support preferences, avoiding confusion when it matters most.

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Plan your future with confidence. A power of attorney ensures your healthcare and financial decisions are in trusted hands.

Personalized Power of Attorney Plans

We begin by discussing the decisions you may need help with and who you trust to make them.

We then create a clear, customized plan that includes durable powers of attorney, trusts, and other tools that reflect your wishes. Everything is drafted to hold up under Missouri law, so you can be sure your appointed agents act in your best interest, avoiding confusion or conflict when it matters most.

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Vital Authority Documents Every Senior Needs

Alongside powers of attorney, Wills and trusts are essential for full estate planning.

Why You Need a Last Will Alongside a Power of Attorney

Along with your power of attorney, a last will ensures your assets are distributed how you want and appoints guardians for your kids.

Revocable Trusts and the Power to Manage Assets

Revocable trusts offer flexibility, allowing property management today or in the future while skipping probate and preserving your privacy.

Pairing Irrevocable Trusts with Power of Attorney Tools

By funding an irrevocable trust, you set aside assets that your agent can’t control, offering added protection and long-term security.

Supporting Long-Term Care with a Medicaid Trust

A Medicaid trust works alongside your power of attorney, giving your agent tools to protect assets while ensuring care needs are met.

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St. Charles County
1551 Wall Street, Suite 240
St. Charles, MO 63303
(636) 535-2733

O’Fallon
856 Waterbury Falls Dr. Suite 200
O’Fallon, MO 63368
(636) 422-5107
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St. Louis County
721 Emerson Road, Suite 120
St. Louis County, MO 63141
(314) 763-2739