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POWER OF ATTORNEY
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What is a Power of Attorney?

A Power of Attorney is an instrument whereby one party grants to another party the legal authority to act for him or her in certain instances

The exact powers granted are enumerated in the power of attorney, as well as the limitations upon the exercise of the power.

The person giving a power of attorney does not give up the power to exercise his own powers, nor give up the power to do the things he or she has granted another to do by virtue of the power of attorney.

A Power of attorney may be revoked at any time by the person granting the power of attorney.

A bank, governmental agency, insurance company, or other entity is not required to honor a Power of Attorney. Each such entity may place its own conditions for honoring a power of attorneey, and the law does not require anyone to honor it.

Although a Power of Attorney may be revoked at any time by the person granting the power, fully revoking it may sometimes be difficult to do.

A bank, governmental agency, insurance company, or other entity that relies upon a Power of Attorney that you have executed must have actual notification that the Power of Attorney has been revoked, or it may continue to honor it.

A Power of Attorney does not grant any powers to act after the death of the person granting it

It is not a substitute for probate.

Generally we can prepare a Power of Attorney for you
from information you furnish in the form below.

We Prepare

Two Original Powers of Attorney for Execution

We Also Provide

Complete instructions for the execution and use of the Power of Attorney.

Our Charge for the Service is $85.00

You May Complete The Following Form to Provide All of the Information We Need To Prepare Your Power of Attorney. If you have specific questions concerning your Power of Attorney, please E-Mail your questions. You should get a response by the next business day. If more information is necessary we will send you an E-Mail requesting more specific information.

Power of Attorney Questionaire

In Filling Out This Information Form, the parties will be referred to as Grantor and Attorney.
The Grantor is the person that is giving the Power of Attorney ( Power to Act ) and is the person that will sign it before a Notary Public.
The Attorney is the person who is granted the powers to act for an in behalf of the Grantor.
This Attorney does not need to sign the instrument.

Information About Grantor
( Person Granting Power of Attorney )

Full Name of Grantor: -
Last 4 Numbers of SS Number -

Street Address of Grantor -

City, State & Zip Code -

Grantor's Phone Number -

Grantor's E-Mail -

County of Grantor's Residence -

Gender of the Grantor - Male Female

Information About Attorney
( Person Receiving Granting Power of Attorney )

Full Name of Attorney: -
Relationship to Grantor
( Son, daughter, etc. ): -
Last 4 Numbers of SS Number -

Street Address of Attorney -

City, State & Zip Code -

Grantor's Phone Number -

Grantor's E-Mail -

County of Attorney's Residence -

Gender of the Attorney - Male Female

Powers To Be Granted

Power to Write Checks - Yes No

Power to Endorse Checks - Yes No

Power to Make Deposits - Yes No

Power to Incur Debts - Yes No

Power to Mortgage Property - Yes No

Power to Sell Personal Property - Yes No

Power to Sell Real Property - Yes No

If You Give Power To Sell Personal Property Please Describe the Property

If You Give Power To Sell Real Estate Please Describe the Real Estate

Power to Settle Claims Against You - Yes No

Power to Settle Claims You Have Against Others - Yes No

Power to File Tax Returns - Yes No

Power to Obtain Insurance Information - Yes No

Power to File Claims For Insurance Benefits - Yes No

Power to Obtain Medical Information - Yes No

Power to Obtain Banking Information - Yes No

Please add any comments you have below:

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Full Name - First, Middle, Last:

Mailing address:

Street address or P.O. Box:

City:

State or Province:

Zip or Postal Code:

County:

Telephone:

Fax:

E-mail address:

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