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Why should you have a Durable Power of Attorney prepared and executed TODAY?
A durable power of attorney is made to help you plan for unfortunate events such as a serious injury or illness. With a durable power of attorney you can appoint someone to legally act on your behalf, which is called an "agent" or "attorney-in-fact". You can limit your agent to act on your behalf for a limited time or for a very specific task or event. You could appoint a family member, advisor, or a trustworthy friend or institution like a bank.
The difference between a Durable Power of Attorney and a regular Power of Attorney is that a Durable Power of Attorney will still be legally valid even if you become incompetent or unable to make your own decisions. A regular Power of Attorney will become legally invalid if you become unable to make your own decisions. All fifty states now permit the use of a Durable Power of Attorney.
Often, a Durable Power of Attorney is used for convenience purposes. Suppose you have your home listed for sale, and you could not be in town to complete the legal transaction. You can use a Durable Power of Attorney to appoint an 'attorney-in-fact' to manage these kind of transactions, and you could have your 'agent' complete the transaction for you. Your agent can sign the documents, and negotiate the sale for you as if he or she were you.
Also, you can revoke a durable power of attorney anytime, as long as you're competent. To revoke it, simply send your agent a written notice notifying him or her that the document has been revoked.
Another thing you could do is make your durable power of attorney effective only upon your incapacitation. This document is often referred to as a "Springing" Durable Power of Attorney. This is because it "springs to life" on a specific occurrence in the future; such as your incapacity. Its important to include a detailed definition of "disability" to make it perfectly clear when your agent can act on your behalf.
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