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Durable Power of Attorney Versus Power of Attorney

September 22, 2020
by Gregory S. Schrot Durable Power of AttorneyPower of Attorney

A general power of attorney can cover a broad range of transactions whereas a limited power of attorney document only covers specific circumstances, such as allowing another person to register a new vehicle for you. A typical power of attorney will exp

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Living Will or a Durable Health Care Power of Attorney: What Do I Need?

September 15, 2020
by Michelle P. Biddinger Durable Power of AttorneyEstate PlanningWills

Most people recognize that their estate plan at a minimum must include a last will and testament but there are a few other documents that you should consider putting in place to ensure that your wishes are known and protected in the event this is needed.

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What Is the Job of An Agent with a Durable Power of Attorney?

June 30, 2020
by Gregory S. Schrot Durable Power of AttorneyEstate Planning

A durable power of attorney is an important document that is likely included in your overall estate plan. It is impossible to know what kind of medical treatment choices that you might ultimately face in the future and to further complicate this matter, y

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