South Carolina

Financial Power of Attorney

Someone has to pay the mortgage, sign the checks, and deal with the bank. This document gives one person you trust the authority to do it — before anything goes wrong.

We'll ask a few plain-English questions and let you choose exactly how much authority to give. At the end you'll see the finished document and a short guide to signing it the way South Carolina requires.

This tool provides general legal information, not legal advice. Legal Compass is not a law firm and no attorney-client relationship is created by using it. A power of attorney is a powerful document — if your situation is complicated or your estate is large, talk to an attorney before you sign.