Power of Attorney
$199 Flat Fee - 48 to 72-Hour Turnaround
A standalone Florida Durable Power of Attorney under Fla. Stat. §709.2201 - real property, banking, tax, business, gifting, and digital-asset authority. Drafted by a licensed Florida attorney.
Get StartedWhat You Get
A Durable Power of Attorney is the single most important lifetime planning document for most Floridians. It names the person authorized to handle your finances, your property, and your business affairs if you cannot. Without one, your family may need a court-appointed guardianship under Fla. Stat. Ch. 744 - a public, expensive, and slow process.
This flat-fee service delivers exactly one document, done right: a Florida Durable Power of Attorney with the statutory powers you select, drafted and reviewed by a licensed Florida attorney for $199.
- Florida Durable Power of Attorney compliant with Fla. Stat. §709.2201
- Statutory powers: real property, banking, tax, business operations, and gifting
- Express digital-asset authority under Fla. Stat. Ch. 740 (RUFADAA)
- Successor agent designation provisions
- Execution instruction sheet for Florida statutory compliance
- Delivered in Word and PDF within 48 to 72 hours
Need healthcare directives too? The Ancillary Documents Bundle ($249) includes this same Durable Power of Attorney plus a Healthcare Surrogate Designation, Living Will, and HIPAA Release - the complete set of Florida incapacity documents in one flat fee.
How It Works
Provide Details
Identify your agent, a successor agent, and the powers you want to grant.
Pay Flat Fee
Submit payment online for the $199 fee. Funds held in trust until your work is delivered.
We Draft Your Document
An attorney-drafted Durable Power of Attorney tailored to your situation under Florida law.
Receive and Execute
Receive Word and PDF documents with execution instructions in 48 to 72 hours.
What's Included
The $199 flat fee covers one Durable Power of Attorney drafted with the statutory powers under Fla. Stat. §709.2201 you select - real property, banking, tax matters, business operations, and gifting - plus express authority over digital assets under Fla. Stat. Ch. 740 (RUFADAA) if elected. Healthcare documents (Healthcare Surrogate Designation, Living Will, HIPAA Release) are not part of this service; see the Ancillary Documents Bundle for the full incapacity set, or our will and trust packages, which include the DPOA as part of a larger plan.
Deliverables
- Durable Power of Attorney (Word and PDF)
- Execution instruction sheet (witness and notary requirements)
Related Services
Need the full incapacity set? See the Ancillary Documents Bundle. Need a will or complete estate plan? See the Estate Planning overview, the Last Will+Testamentary Trusts+Digital Planning package, or the Revocable Trust+Pour-Over Will+Digital Planning package - all of which include a DPOA.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in this service?
One document: a Florida Durable Power of Attorney under Fla. Stat. §709.2201 with the statutory financial powers you select (real property, banking, tax, business operations, gifting) and, if elected, express digital-asset authority under Fla. Stat. Ch. 740. You receive the document in Word and PDF, plus an execution instruction sheet. It does not include a Healthcare Surrogate Designation, Living Will, or HIPAA Release - those are available in the Ancillary Documents Bundle.
What does 'durable' mean in a Florida POA?
A Durable Power of Attorney remains effective even if you become incapacitated. Under Fla. Stat. §709.2104, the document must include language that survives the principal's incapacity. A non-durable POA terminates on incapacity, which defeats the purpose for most planning. Every POA we draft is durable unless you specifically request otherwise.
Is a Florida POA effective immediately, or does it 'spring' into effect on incapacity?
Florida no longer recognizes new 'springing' powers of attorney for documents executed after October 1, 2011, except in narrow circumstances. Fla. Stat. §709.2108 generally requires that a POA be effective when signed. We draft your document to be immediately effective and counsel you on how to control when your agent actually uses it (for example, by holding the original document until needed).
How is a Florida POA executed?
A Durable POA must be signed by the principal, two witnesses, and a notary under Fla. Stat. §709.2105. We provide a complete execution checklist with the document.
What if I also need healthcare directives?
If you need a Designation of Healthcare Surrogate, Living Will, or HIPAA Release alongside your POA, the Ancillary Documents Bundle at $249 includes all four incapacity documents in one flat fee - a better value than purchasing them separately.
Ready for Your Florida POA?
$199 flat fee. 48 to 72-hour turnaround. Pay online - funds held in trust until delivery.
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Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Florida law governs all engagements.