This document gives your designated attorney-in-fact power to control your personal property and finances.  Your attorney-in-fact will be your agent and the personal representative who could run your business, pay your bills and taxes, control your stock, manage your real and personal property, etc.

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The attorney-in-fact has a fiduciary duty to make any and all actions under the Durable Power of Attorney solely for your best interest.  If the attorney-in-fact acts in bad faith and self-deals, you are protected because there are legal repercussions for which the attorney-in-fact can be held financially liable.

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The purpose of this document is to prevent your loved ones from having to go to court to obtain a conservatorship over your estate should you ever become unable to handle your own affairs.

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This document is available to anyone 18+years old.