How do I make my husband power of attorney in IL?

If you are already in hospital or have planned surergy ect they will give the the papers neccessary. Also, alot of bookstores have do it yourself packets for such things. Hope this helps!How do I make my husband power of attorney in IL?
depends on what POA you need. If you mean a general durable poa, you can probably download one from the net. If you are looking for a specific one for a transaction in particular, you may need to see an atty. If you are talking about in a medical sense, talk to your admitting office at the hospital; and if you mean in the sense of an administrator for a will, ask the probate clerk. Check with the county clerk in advance about reviewing these for recording.How do I make my husband power of attorney in IL?
I'm not certain this is true in Illinois, but if you phone any bookstore and ask ';Do you have Nolo Press books?'; or look them up on the web, you will find that they publish legal self-help books with all the appropriate forms inside. In fact, these days they put them on a CD-ROM.





Power of attorney is one of those you can USUALLY do by yourself. Some states require they be notarized; others just want the signatures of two witnesses. There are also loose legal forms in many stationary shops (look in the one closest to the courthouse), but the book will walk you through it, and tell you when something is sufficiently tricky that you should ask a lawyer.





If you do need a lawyer, having as much as possible completed yourself may make it so easy they won't even bother to bill you. At the very least, you'll save money.
In CA your local office supply stores sell Power of Attorney forms. You need to determine for what you want him to have power over and get the proper form. It needs to be notarized and this should appoint him power over what you need.