A Power of Attorney lets you appoint someone to manage your affairs—financial, legal, or medical—if you're unavailable or incapacitated. It's used in estate planning, real estate closings, and healthcare decisions. Beneficiaries include seniors, business owners, and anyone wanting a trusted agent to act on their behalf.
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