Durable Power of Attorney: Ensure Your Wishes are Followed
This white paper outlines the essential aspects of establishing a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA) for seniors. It covers the different types of DPOAs, the significance of selecting the right agent, and practical steps for creating a DPOA. Understanding these aspects can help seniors find reassurance in knowing they have a plan in place that respects their wishes and protects their interests.
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What’s Included
- Introduction
- Importance of a Durable Power of Attorney
- Selecting an Agent
- How to Create a Durable Power of Attorney
- Examples
- Terms to Know
- Additional Resources
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