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Attorney In Fact Compensation
Would you like to include an Alternate Attorney In Fact? No Yes You may also choose an alternative representative who will act in the event that the first person you named dies, becomes disabled, or no longer wishes to act as your representative. Please use the checkboxes to add your alternate agents: Full Name: Address: Full Name: Address:
To lease, purchase, exchange, acquire, accept, maintain, insure, and in any way or manner deal with all or any part of any interest in real property that the principal owns at the time of execution or may thereafter acquire.
To purchase, sell or otherwise deal with any type of personal property the principal may have presently or in the future.
To buy, sell, endorse, transfer, and borrow against stock, bonds or other securities.
To make, receive, sign, and execute checks, drafts, bills of exchange, letters of credit, notes, and deposit instruments relating to accounts, banks, or savings for the principal.
To conduct, engage in, and transact any and all lawful business of whatever nature or kind for the principal.
To have free access at any time or times to any safe deposit box or vault to which the principal might have access.
To request, recover, collect, and hold all legacies owned or owing to the principal; and to execute all acquaintances, releases, receipts, or other sufficient discharges for the same.
To receive, collect, or settle any money, claims, or debts owing to the principal.
To do all acts necessary to maintain the standard of living of the principal, spouse, children, and other dependents of the principal.
To prepare, to execute and to file all tax, social security, unemployment insurance and information returns required by the laws of the United States.
To purchase, pledge, liquidate, borrow or make claim against any insurance policy.
To make contributions, withdrawals, roll-overs, and make elections with respect to retirement plans, including an individual retirement account.
To employ and grant agents such as legal counsel, accountants and others as may be appropriate, such powers of attorney or other appropriate authorization as may be required.
To make, sign and file tax returns; to settle or exercise any right or election in any tax matter with federal, state, local and other governmental bodies.
To make gifts to my spouse, children, parents, and more remote descendants, not to exceed in the aggregate $10,000 to each of such persons in any year.
How many witnesses would you like to sign the document? None One Two
