A power of attorney lets you name someone you trust to handle financial or legal matters if you can't.
Setting one up in advance keeps decisions in the right hands and spares your family a court process later. We'll help you put the right documents in place.
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What does a power of attorney do?
It lets someone you trust handle financial or legal matters if you can't — and setting it up in advance spares your family a court process later.
What is a 'durable' power of attorney?
A durable power of attorney stays in effect even if you become incapacitated, which is exactly when it's most needed.
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