Power of Attorney Attorney in Las Vegas & Salt Lake City — Plan for the Unexpected

Helping individuals across Nevada and Utah put clear decision-making authority in place when it matters most.

A power of attorney allows someone you trust to step in and make important decisions on your behalf if you’re unable to do so. Heaton Legal Group Attorneys at Law works with clients in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City to create clear, legally sound powers of attorney for financial, legal, and healthcare decisions—so there’s no uncertainty during critical moments.

Call: (702) 329-9901 (Las Vegas) | (801) 253-3305 (Salt Lake City)

If something unexpected happens and no power of attorney is in place, your family may not have the authority to act on your behalf. This can lead to delays, court involvement, and added stress during an already difficult time.


Putting a power of attorney in place helps ensure someone you trust can step in immediately and handle important matters without unnecessary obstacles.

Coordinated Estate Planning

Bring all documents together into one clear plan so everything works together without conflict or gaps.

How We Help with Powers of Attorney

A well-prepared power of attorney should reflect your specific needs and clearly define authority. Heaton Legal Group provides guidance to ensure these documents are structured correctly and aligned with your overall plan.

General Power of Attorney

Grant broad authority for financial and legal decisions when needed.

Limited or Special Power of Attorney

Authorize specific actions or responsibilities for defined situations.

Durable Power of Attorney

Ensure authority remains in effect if you become incapacitated.

Healthcare Power of Attorney

Designate someone to make medical decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so.

Coordination with Estate Planning

Align your power of attorney with your wills, trusts, and overall estate plan to avoid gaps or conflicts.

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“Put the Right Person in Place Before It’s Needed”

A power of attorney isn’t just a legal document—it’s a way to make sure decisions are handled by someone you trust, without confusion or delay.


Heaton Legal Group helps you clearly define who can act, what authority they have, and how decisions should be made—so everything is in place before it’s needed.


This approach helps you:

  • Ensure decisions can be made without court involvement
  • Avoid confusion during urgent situations
  • Maintain control over who acts on your behalf
  • Support your family with clear direction

The goal is simple: clarity, preparedness, and peace of mind.

Power of Attorney Across Nevada & Utah

Power of attorney requirements and forms can vary between Nevada and Utah.


Heaton Legal Group works with clients in Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Valley, Salt Lake City, and throughout both states to prepare documents that meet the legal requirements of each jurisdiction.


With offices in both locations, the firm provides consistent guidance whether your planning is local or spans multiple states.

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Power of Attorney FAQs

  • What does a power of attorney allow someone to do?

    It allows a designated person to make financial, legal, or medical decisions on your behalf, depending on the type of document.

  • Do I need both financial and healthcare powers of attorney?

    In most cases, yes. These documents serve different purposes and together provide more complete coverage.

  • When does a power of attorney take effect?

    It can take effect immediately or only under certain conditions, such as incapacity, depending on how it is structured.

Work Directly with Attorneys Who Understand Estate Planning

At Heaton Legal Group, clients work directly with attorneys who understand how powers of attorney fit into a broader estate plan.

William H. Heaton 

Experience advising clients on estate planning, business structure, and long-term decision-making.

Jonathan W. Heaton

Business and estate planning attorney with accounting and compliance background, including CPA licensure in Colorado.

This direct approach ensures your documents are clear, coordinated, and aligned with your goals.

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Put a Plan in Place Before It’s Needed

Creating a power of attorney helps ensure that important decisions can be handled without delay or uncertainty.


Working with a power of attorney attorney in Las Vegas or Salt Lake City helps you put the right structure in place—so you and your family are prepared.

Las Vegas: (702) 329-9901

 Salt Lake City: (801) 253-3305