To ensure the Power of Attorney (POA) grants you comprehensive authority over all legal matters and interactions with government entities, you might consider this wording:
General Authority Clause:
"I grant my agent the full authority to manage, handle, and make decisions regarding any and all legal matters on my behalf."
Government Entity Clause:
"I authorize my agent to communicate, negotiate, and handle all matters with any government entities on my behalf without requiring my physical presence."
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If you need exact wording based on your jurisdiction, consulting a local attorney is advisable. Where are you located? This helps tailor the POA to your local laws.
Can these be added to a durable power of attorney
Yes, the clauses mentioned can be added to a Durable Power of Attorney (POA). Here is a suggested wording for each clause:
- General Authority Clause:
"I grant my agent the full authority to manage, handle, and make decisions regarding any and all legal matters on my behalf."
- Government Entity Clause:
"I authorize my agent to communicate, negotiate, and handle all matters with any government entities on my behalf without requiring my physical presence."
Where are you located? This information helps ensure the wording complies with local laws.
How to title the enitire poa form
To title the entire Power of Attorney (POA) form, you can use a clear and descriptive title. Here's a suggestion:
"Durable Power of Attorney for Legal and Governmental Matters"
Would you like more information on customizing the document or any specifics based on your location?