Power of Attorney

By granting General Authority you are authorizing your Agent the ability to act for you in all areas, and to be able to do any act or thing that you could possibly do if you were yourself personally present. If you decide to grant such authority, the next page will outline the specific areas in which your Agent will have the ability to act on your behalf. Some important areas include: Real Estate Transactions and Personal Property Transactions.

If you wish to grant general authority with a few exceptions, it is best to not grant general authority and rather individually select the powers you wish to grant to your Agent.

Things you cannot do with this Power of Attorney: (1).You can not use this document to transfer custody of your children. (2).You can not give your Agent the power to make health care decisions for you or your family as these powers can only be granted by a Health Care Directive or Living Will document.

Example: I grant my Agent the power to sell my villa at 95 Main Street, Albama.

"Mental Incapacity" means a person is unable to understand information relevant to making a decision about the management of property, or the person cannot appreciate the foreseeable consequences of making (or not making) a decision about the management of property.