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Powers of attorney ("POAs") are documents in which you, as the "principal," give authority to your "attorney-in-fact" (who need not be a lawyer) to act on your behalf. The scope of the power can be quite limited - for example, the purchase of a single real estate investment - or almost unlimited. You can even grant the power to make gifts of your property. A "health care power of attorney" - also known as a "durable power of attorney for health care" - can be helpful when you'e unable to make medical decisions for yourself. You might also hear it referred to as a "health care proxy" or a "medical power of attorney." It names someone who ?stands in your shoee? and tells the doctors what to do - or not do - for you. Find an Powers of Attorney lawyer in your area.
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