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Task: Naming A Power Of Attorney (POA)
This task tackles another pillar of planning and, unlike its name, is much less intimidating than it sounds.
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 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 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.
Complete The Most Important Planning Docs In An Hour
The biggest barrier to planning is often finding the time to get it done. Thanks to these three services, you’re now out of...
This Attorney Makes A Case Against Buying POA Forms Online
How a human touch can benefit people in need of a POA.
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