Special Power of Attorney
It's always good to have a back-up plan. A Special Power of Attorney allows you to authorize someone trusted to make major decisions when you are not around or unavailable. If you need to leave your children or go in for major surgery, a Special Power of Attorney can help you breathe easy knowing your loved ones and/or business are looked after. Use the Special Power of Attorney document if:
- You need to appoint someone to handle certain financial and legal issues in your absence.
- You need to temporarily appoint someone to act on your behalf while you're traveling, on active military duty, or otherwise unavailable.
- You need someone to act on your behalf if you become ill.
Make document: Special Power of Attorney
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