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Attorneys who specialize in probate and estate law prepare powers of attorney. They are often prepared in combination with wills. It is the attorney’s responsibility to assure that the principal understands the powers of attorney and the consequences. There are also preprinted forms available in some health care agencies and office supply stores.
