What Options Do I Have In Assigning Power Of Attorney?
There are many ways to designate a decisionmaker for you with a Power of Attorney document. You can assign a General Power of Attorney that covers all of your financial and personal decisions, or a Limited Power of Attorney that only covers decisionmaking in areas that you specify. You can make your Power of Attorney Durable, which means that it stays in effect if you become incompetent. Or, a Power of Attorney can be springing, which means that it becomes effective only when you become incompetent. Another option is to delegate a Health Care Proxy or Durable Health Care Power of Attorney, a person designated to make health care decisions for you.
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What Is A Durable Power Of Attorney For Health Care?
A: The durable power of attorney for health care is a document that allows you to name another person to make certain medical decisions for you if you are unable to make … More
