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Why You Might Need A Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA)
A Durable Power Of Attorney (DPOA) goes into effect as soon as the legal paperwork is signed and expires when you die. As long as...
Why You Might Need A Non-Durable Power Of Attorney
A Non-Durable Power Of Attorney is usually established to achieve a specific financial or legal goal. (For example: If your...
Why You Might Need A Springing Power Of Attorney
A Springing Power Of Attorney becomes effective upon a specific date, event, or condition. Usually, this “condition” is a...
All You Need To Know About Naming A Power Of Attorney
A Power Of Attorney, or POA as people in the know say, is someone you pick to speak for you, legally and financially, when you...
A Guide To Power Of Attorney For Your Parents
The right forms will let the right people make financial decisions for your mom and dad, if necessary.