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What?
A Power of Attorney is a document that authorizes another person (or
multiple people) to act on our behalves when we may be unable to do so for
some reason.
A Power of Attorney for Property appoints an attorney (or multiple
attorneys) for property, who is/are authorized to manage property and
finances on the grantor's behalf. A Continuing Power of Attorney for
Property is different from a standard Power of Attorney for Property in that it
remains effective while a person is incapable.
A Power of Attorney for Personal Care appoints an attorney (or multiple
attorneys) for personal care, who is/are authorized to make decisions
affecting personal care on the grantor's behalf, including healthcare
treatment decisions and decisions involving living arrangements.