Life is unpredictable, and a Power of Attorney lets you decide ahead of time who will manage your finances and healthcare if you ever cannot. This guide explains the types of POA available in Pennsylvania, how they help your family avoid guardianship court, and what the state requires to make one valid.

A Power of Attorney ensures someone you trust can make financial or medical decisions if you can’t. Learn the key differences between Financial and Healthcare POAs, and why every adult in Pennsylvania should have both in place.