Free Special Power of Attorney

There might be times when you're unable to make decisions for yourself, or just need someone to handle things in your absence. With a Special Power of Attorney you can give legal permission to another person or organization to act on your behalf in specific situations. For example, a Special Power of Attorney can go into effect if you become sick, disabled or you're travelling and need someone else to take care of your affairs for you.

Use the Special Power of Attorney document if:
  • You need to appoint someone to handle certain financial and legal issues in your absence.
  • You need to temporarily appoint someone to act on your behalf while you're traveling, on active military duty, or otherwise unavailable.
  • You need someone to act on your behalf if you become ill.
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