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Durable Power of Attorney

“A durable power of attorney is a legal document that grants someone authority to handle your affairs even if you become mentally incapacitated.”

This tool is essential for ensuring continuity in managing finances, paying bills, or handling legal matters during incapacity.

Unlike a regular power of attorney, it remains valid if the person becomes unable to make decisions.

To protect your future, speak with an estate planning attorney about setting one up.



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