Durable Power of Attorney (FINANCIAL)

The Durable Power of Attorney is a "general power of attorney". This document is primarily intended to give your named agent the power to deal with any trust or non-trust assets in the event of your incapacity. This document gives your agent broad powers to dispose of, sell, convey and encumber your real and personal property.

Medical Power of Attorney and Living Will

The Health Care Power gives your named Agent the power to make medical decisions, sign consents and/or releases with hospitals and/or doctors if you are incapacitated. It also includes your "Living Will" for end-of-life decisions.

The appointed health care agent may be any competent person who is at least eighteen (18) years old and not providing paid health care to you. This person is usually a trusted family member or friend.

Burial and Final Instructions

The last instructions give you the ability to specify how you wish your remains to be dealt with (e.g., cremation or burial); to provide information of any prior arrangements and to designate the persons to carry-out your wishes