One neighbor tells us you have to have a specific kind of trust while another friend tells us we must include a durable power of attorney and yet still our brother tells us to drop the “durable” part of the power of attorney. It’s overwhelming, but it’s still important and more than that, it’s much easier once you understand a few of the basics, especially when it comes to powers of attorney.
Topics covered in this report include:
- What is a Power of Attorney?
- General and Special Powers of Attorney
- The Durable Part of a Durable Power of Attorney
- Springing Power of Attorney
- Medical Power of Attorney
- Financial Power of Attorney
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Barry H. Zimmer founded THE ZIMMER LAW FIRM in June 1993, to practice in the areas of Estate Planning, Estate Administration, and Business Succession Planning. His goal was and continues to be helping clients understand and de-mystify the often confusing world of Estate Planning in an ever-changing society, and to implement effective Estate Planning with minimal effort and time investment.
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