Write For Us: Power of Attorney Forms & Legal Guides

Write For Us: Power of Attorney Forms

Power of Attorney Forms

Thank you for your interest in contributing to LawGuideWeb.com!

We are a trusted online resource dedicated to providing clear, reliable, and accessible legal information to help individuals navigate important legal processes. A core part of our mission is demystifying legal documents, and Power of Attorney (POA) forms are among the most sought-after guides on our site.

We welcome submissions from legal professionals, paralegals, experienced writers, and knowledgeable individuals who can help our readers understand the complexities of Power of Attorney.

Why Write About Power of Attorney Forms for Us?

  • Educate a Wide Audience: Your article will reach readers who are planning for the future, caring for loved ones, or managing business affairs.

  • Establish Authority: Contribute to a reputable legal information portal and build your profile as a knowledgeable voice in the field.

  • Cover Critical Topics: Help readers avoid common pitfalls by explaining different POA types, execution requirements, state-specific laws, and revocation processes.

Topics We’re Looking For (Examples)

We seek original, well-researched, and practical articles. Here are some suggested angles:

  • Explanatory Guides: “Durable vs. Non-Durable Power of Attorney: What’s the Difference and Which Do You Need?”

  • State-Specific Content: “A Step-by-Step Guide to Filling Out a [State, e.g., California or Texas] Statutory Power of Attorney Form.”

  • Niche POA Types: “Understanding Medical Power of Attorney (Healthcare Proxy) and Living Wills.”

  • Practical Advice: “5 Critical Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing Your Agent in a Power of Attorney.”

  • Life Scenario Guides: “How a Financial Power of Attorney Can Help in Elder Care Planning.”

  • Legal Procedure Insights: “How and When to Revoke a Power of Attorney: A Complete Guide.”

Our Editorial Guidelines (Must-Read Before Submitting)

To ensure your submission is accepted, please follow these guidelines carefully:

  1. Originality: We accept 100% unique content only. Submissions must not be published anywhere else, including your own blog.

  2. Quality & Depth: Aim for comprehensive, well-structured articles. We prefer pieces between 800 and 1,500 words that provide real value.

  3. Tone & Audience: Write in a clear, professional, yet conversational tone. Avoid overly complex jargon. Explain legal terms as if you are advising a careful, non-lawyer friend.

  4. Accuracy is Paramount: All legal information must be factually accurate, up-to-date, and reflect general principles or specific state laws as claimed. Cite reputable sources (statutes, official state websites, recognized legal authorities) where appropriate.

  5. Structure:

    • Use a clear, descriptive title and subheadings (H2, H3).

    • Break up text with short paragraphs, bullet points, and numbered lists for readability.

    • Include a brief introduction and a concluding summary.

  6. SEO-Friendly: Naturally include relevant keywords (e.g., “power of attorney form,” “durable power of attorney,” “[state] POA requirements”). Do not keyword-stuff.

  7. No Promotion: Articles must be informational, not promotional. We do not accept links to legal service providers, form-selling websites, or content that is primarily aimed at advertising a writer’s own firm or product. Any such links will be removed.

  8. Plagiarism: We use plagiarism checkers. Any plagiarized content will be automatically rejected.

Submission & Review Process

  1. Pitch First: Please send your article idea or a brief outline to: Publisher@LawGuideWeb.com.

    • Subject Line: “POA Guest Post Pitch: [Your Working Title]”

    • Include a 2-3 sentence summary of your proposed article and a brief bio.

  2. Approval: Our editorial team will review your pitch and respond within 3-5 business days. Do not send a full article without an approved pitch.

  3. Submission: If your pitch is approved, we will invite you to submit the full draft as a Google Doc or Word document.

  4. Editing: We reserve the right to edit for clarity, style, length, and SEO. We may request revisions.

  5. Publication: Upon final approval, we will notify you of the publication date. You will receive a link to the live article.

Disclaimer for Contributors

By submitting an article, you acknowledge:

  • You grant LawGuideWeb.com exclusive ownership and publishing rights to the content.

  • The information provided in your article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. A disclaimer to this effect will be added to the published article.

  • We may include relevant internal links to other pages on our site to enhance reader understanding.

We look forward to receiving your insightful pitches and working together to create valuable resources for those navigating the important subject of Power of Attorney.