Powers of Attorney exist to help you if you're ever unable to make decisions for yourself. Specifically, a General Power of Attorney makes sure your financial and legal matters are handled by someone you trust if you become incapacitated and can't make decisions. Because a General Power of Attorney grants broad power to act, the person you designate will control your financial, health, legal and most other matters. If you wish to grant more limited or temporary powers, a Special Power of Attorney is more appropriate.
Use the General Power of Attorney document if:
|
Are you a Lawyer?
Provide Feedback on this document and join your fellow contributors. |



