Power of Attorney · Scottsdale, AZ
Power of attorney attorney in Scottsdale, AZ.
Life can change in a moment. A power of attorney lets you choose now who will handle your money and your health care if you cannot. We help you put the right people in place, in English and Spanish.
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Plan while you can
Decide now who speaks for you.
An illness, an accident, or aging can leave you unable to manage your own money or medical care. With no plan in place, your family may have to go to court to earn the right to help you.
A power of attorney puts that choice in your hands today. You pick the person you trust, and you decide how much they can do.
See all estate planning servicesWhich power of attorney fits you.
Arizona recognizes a few kinds of power of attorney. Our attorneys help you pick the one, or the mix, that fits your life.
Not sure which one you need? Ask usDurable power of attorney
This is the common choice for estate plans. It stays in force even if you cannot make decisions. Your agent can then manage your money, property, and legal matters.
Medical power of attorney
This names someone to make health and treatment choices for you. Many families pair it with a living will so your wishes for care are clear.
Limited power of attorney
This grants power for one task or a set time. It is useful for a single sale, one financial matter, or a stretch while you are traveling or deployed.
Springing power of attorney
This one stays asleep until a set event happens. Often that is a doctor confirming you cannot decide for yourself. Your agent's power begins only when it is truly needed.
Without a plan
What happens if you wait.
Skipping a power of attorney can put your family in a hard spot at the worst time. Here is what often happens if you become unable to decide and have nothing in place.
A court steps in
Your family has to petition for guardianship or conservatorship. That can take weeks or months and cost far more than a power of attorney.
A judge picks your agent
The court, not you, decides who manages your affairs. It may not be the person you would have chosen.
Family tension grows
With no named agent, loved ones can end up arguing over your care and money. Those disputes can turn painful and costly.
Accounts and care stall
Banks may freeze your accounts until a court acts. Medical care that is not urgent can be put on hold.
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Arizona lets us run a licensed Alternative Business Structure. That means skilled paralegals do more of the work. Attorneys still oversee all of it, so you get real legal help at a fair price.
Bilingual, English and Spanish
Our owner and founder, Irma C. Davenport, is fluent in Spanish. Every family is served, and every document explained, in the language they know best.
Personal, one-on-one attention
You work with people who know your name and your story, not a case number. Plain answers, and real time for your questions.
Decades of Arizona experience
Our attorneys have guided families through wills, trusts, guardianships, and probate for years, with the judgment that only comes from the work itself.
How it works
Your power of attorney in three steps.
Setting up a power of attorney does not have to be hard. We keep it simple and make sure every document meets Arizona law.
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Free consultation
We meet in our Scottsdale office or by video to learn your goals and answer your questions. Hablamos Español.
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We draft your documents
Our attorneys prepare your power of attorney to match Arizona law and your wishes. We help you choose a trusted agent and a backup.
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Sign and store
You sign with a notary and witnesses as Arizona requires. We make sure every step is done right and give you secure copies.
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Power of attorney questions, answered.
Here is what Scottsdale families ask us most about powers of attorney. Have another question? Just call.
Call (480) 863-6303A power of attorney is a document you make yourself, while you are able, to pick who acts for you. A guardianship is a court process your family must ask for when you cannot decide and have no plan. Setting one up now helps your family avoid that court step.
A durable power of attorney stays in force until you cancel it or pass away. There is no set end date unless you add one. We suggest a quick review every few years to keep it current.
Yes. Many people keep a separate one for money and for health care. You can also name two agents who act together, or a backup if your first choice cannot serve.
Arizona documents are usually accepted in other states. Some banks or offices may ask for more. If you own property elsewhere, we can talk through whether you need extra papers.
It depends on your needs and whether it is part of a full estate plan. We offer a free consultation and give you clear pricing before you decide anything.
DIY forms often miss Arizona rules or your own situation. A form set up wrong can be turned down by a bank, a doctor, or a court, right when you need help. Working with our attorneys is worth the peace of mind.
Yes. Our owner and founder, Irma C. Davenport, is fluent in Spanish. We handle your consultation and documents in Spanish whenever you prefer.
Schedule your meeting
Put the right people in place.
Book a free consultation and we will help you set up a power of attorney that fits your life. No pressure, no legal jargon, no obligation.
- Phone, video, or in our Scottsdale office
- Free and with no obligation
- Available in English and Spanish
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(480) 863-6303