Statutory Durable Power of Attorney (Texas)

A statutory durable power of attorney (SDPOA) is a legal document that grants someone (known as the "agent" or "attorney-in-fact") the authority to make financial and legal decisions on behalf of the person creating the power of attorney (known as the "principal"). The term "statutory" implies that the document is created according to the statutes or laws of a particular jurisdiction. This Statutory Durable Power of Attorney was written to comply with the laws of the State of Texas.

Protect your Assets

In the event you are not available, choose someone you trust to make decisions in your behalf. 

If your spouse, parent, or even yourself is in the stage of going to a nursing home, this Statutory Durable Power of Attorney will allow for someone to make the decisions needed to make decisions regarding state planning.  

State Planning

Are you seeking to qualify for Medicaid help for a nursing home? This Statutory Durable Power of Attorney gives the Primary Agent (person who you choose to be your attorney in fact) to make decisions to help you qualify for public benefits.

Benefits of having a POA

1.- If for whatever reason, you are unable to handle your financial matters, someone you trust, and designate, can make those decisions for you.

2.- Allow family members to help you with financial matters without having to wait for court proceedings.

3.- Live your life worry-free. In the event you fall sick, someone you trust can make decisions for you.

Why choose us

1.- Convenient. You will be able to download the Power of Attorney once you have purchased it.

2.- Make a few edits. Enter some basic information

3.- Print, and 

4.- Notarize it.

TOTAL Pages 11

This is a Rich Text Format file that you can open in any version of Microsoft Word. 

This  Power of Attorney needs to be edited. All you have to do is personalize it by adding basic personal information such as name, address, etc.

This Statutory Durable Power of Attorney was written to comply with the laws of the State of Texas.