Power of Attorney. Download online state specific power of attorney forms
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You do not have to designate your spouse or a relative. The person you designate, however, must be at least 18 years old. In addition, you should make sure the person can intelligently handle your affairs, and can capably carry out your wishes in case he or she needs to negotiate a price or to persuade someone to even accept the Power of Attorney. Finally, the person should be trustworthy, mature, and capable of understanding the great responsibility that goes with having someone's Power of Attorney. Keep in mind that your agent will not bear the responsibility of their actions while acting under your Power of Attorney - you will. Their actions can legally bind you. A Power of Attorney is, in a sense, a blank check.
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