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  1. Power of Attorney

    Avvo Staff

    A power of attorney document gives someone, whom you will appoint, the right to make decisions for you. Powers of attorney may expire when someone becomes ill, or they may be durable, and stay in... more

  2. Durable Power of Attorney

    Avvo Staff

    A durable power of attorney gives a person you appoint the power to make decisions for you if you are too ill to make your wishes known. The "durable" means the instructions in the document will... more

  3. Financial Power of Attorney

    Avvo Staff

    A financial power of attorney allows someone, whom you will appoint, to pay your bills and make financial decisions on your behalf if you become seriously ill and unable to manage your money. A... more

  4. Power of Attorney or Conservatorship?

    Karl D. Warden

    Make an assesment. First, you need to know if the person for whom you intend to provide care can legally sign a power of attorney. It is always better if there is some timely planning and there is... more

  5. Powers of Attorney

    Scott Maurice Anderson

    What is a durable power of attorney? This is a legal document that allows you to designate someone else (e.g., a spouse or other family member) to make financial decisions and to handle financial... more

  6. Powers of Attorney in a HIPAA World

    John B. Whalen Jr.

    The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is vast. When Congress enacted HIPAA on August 21, 1996, however, one of its critical concerns was protecting the privacy of... more

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