Topic: Requesting Guidance and Examples

Requesting Guidance and Examples

Hello forum members, I hope you're all having a wonderful day. I am seeking your valuable guidance and expertise regarding the topic of Power of Attorney. I believe that understanding and establishing a Power of Attorney is important for ensuring my affairs are managed in the event of incapacitation or unavailability. If any of you have experience in dealing with Power of Attorney or have useful resources, I kindly request your assistance. It would be greatly appreciated if you could provide guidance on the process of creating a Power of Attorney, its legal implications, and any specific considerations that should be taken into account. Moreover, if any members have examples or templates of Power of Attorney documents that have been successfully used, I would be grateful if you could share them. Examples can provide valuable insights into the structure and content necessary for a well-drafted Power of Attorney document. Thank you in advance for your time and support. Your expertise and shared experiences will be immensely helpful in navigating the Power of Attorney process effectively. Best regards, Dominick

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May 24, 2023 at 11:33 pm #712470

Dominick
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Here is a goos template for Power of Attorney. Use it if you need.

May 25, 2023 at 8:11 am #712473

Rich12
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First, you need to have a comprehensive estate plan.

Second, you need to have a medical plan for end of life. (how much care before they let you go)

Third, any PoA needs to be specifically tailored to that estate plan and your end of life/incapacitation medical plan.

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES THINK ON PULLED FROM SOME INTERNET WEBSITE IS WHOLLY SUFFICIENT FOR YOUR SITUATION. State laws differ. There is no cookie cutter document.

Hire an Estate Lawyer. Sit down and go over your estate holdings, what your plans are, who you want to govern your life if your incapacitated, and who do you want to make the decisions on end of life. Should your holdings be put in a trust at death etc etc etc. Wills and POAs are not simple documents. Done wrong, your estate can be blown up and you dumped in some cheap nursing home without care.

Only a fool acts as his own lawyer.
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