A Power of Attorney voluntarily creates a relationship with another which gives them the right to act as if they were you.  You may limit a power of attorney to a very specific transaction or you may grant full power to someone over all of your affairs.  Some of the most frequently asked questions follow:

• What are some common uses of the Power of Attorney?
• What is an Attorney-in-fact?
• How do I create a Power of Attorney?
• Does a Power of Attorney last forever?
• What if I become incompetent?
• Can I revoke my Power of Attorney?
• What is the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Guardianship or Conservatorship?
• My mother has Alzheimers.  Can I get a Power of Attorney for her?

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