
Bring ID and Basic Info
Bring a current government‑issued ID and the name and contact details of your chosen health care agent.

A Health Care Power of Attorney lets you appoint a trusted person to make medical decisions if you’re unable to decide or communicate. We draft and notarize the document properly so it’s recognized when it matters most.
Yes. In Louisiana, you must sign your Health Care Power of Attorney in front of two competent witnesses (who are not related to you and do not stand to inherit from you). Notarization is optional but strongly recommended to reduce potential challenges.
Yes — as long as you remain mentally competent, you may revoke or replace your document. When you do so, provide notice to your agent, healthcare providers, and anyone holding a copy.
Your agent can generally make medical treatment decisions, authorize hospital admission or discharge, and access medical records. However, some limitations apply—especially with behavioral health decisions unless you are deemed incapacitated by law.
If you lack a Health Care Power of Attorney and become unable to make decisions, Louisiana’s default rules assign decision making to close family members or a guardian designated by a court.
Often yes. Under the U.S. Constitution’s Full Faith & Credit Clause, most states will honor a document valid in Louisiana. But some states may have additional requirements or formalities, so updating it to comply with your new state is wise.
We make this simple and secure. Here’s how we finalize your Health Care Power of Attorney:

Bring a current government‑issued ID and the name and contact details of your chosen health care agent.

We confirm the details, prepare the document, and guide you through a clean, correct signing.
We notarize the document and provide copies for your records and your health care agent.

Fast, professional, and friendly. They helped me draft and sign my Power of Attorney with no confusion or stress. Highly recommend Title Authority if you want it done right the first time.

I needed a Power of Attorney to handle some legal matters for my mother. Title Authority explained every step clearly and had everything notarized the same day. Excellent experience from start to finish.

They handled my custody documents with compassion and respect. The notary walked me through every step so I could be confident my child was protected. Highly recommend Title Authority.