It is hard to say what problems you might run into. I would think they would be ok as long as you have 3 witnesses and notarize. I assume she will have a small estate under $75,000 (look up summary probate in Fl). If she does you can settle the estate without an attorney. Otherwise you will need an attorney and might as well have that attorney draw up the documents. Get the fee first and it should be minimal as it will mostly be boiler plate.
For assets she owns - bank accounts, stock, bonds etc. she should be able to add a payable at death or beneficiary to the account. (she does not give up any ownership - do not make the accounts joint) These will pass outside of probate and her will.
The power of appointment is important and even if an attorney drew it up you could have problems. I would ask the financial institutions she has accounts at if they have a standard form they like and use that as well as your online form.
For the health directive it might be that your doctor or local hospital has a standard form. I would try and use these if you can.
If she has these documents from another state they are probably ok (if self proving according to FL law ) but in the end I think it would be best to see a FL attorney.
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