Simple Power of Attorney - Abridged Version and 10 similar items

*** Special Note*** Bonanza will not let "Basic Members" the ability to update "digital goods"; thus, I highly recommend that you visit www.Legal-POA.com if you want to purchase the most updated digital file / E-Book (PDF). *** Special Note*** Simple Power of Attorney is a legal document (11 Pages) that allows you, the Principal, to appoint a person you trust, the Agent, with limited powers (written by the Principal) and abilities regarding the Principal’s property and affairs. This Power of Attorney has an estate planning focus that provides options, depth, and flexibility while maintaining uniformity with built-in and optional (Durability Provisions) safety features. ? The Principal can change their mind by revoking the powers granted to the Agent at any time. ? The Principal can avoid conservatorship (due to incapacitation, incompetency, or function non-socially) by enacting durability provisions. ? Design for short-term (less than five years) use with an Agent whose honor is beyond reproach and doubt. ? The E-Book ( PDF ) consist of Educational Material, step-by-step Instructions, and one (01) Power of Attorney (POA). ? This E-Book ( PDF ) contains easy instructions and detailed information to help carry out your power of attorney. ? Attached to this E-Book (PDF) are the Digital Version ( PDF, DOCX, DOC, and ODT ) of the Power of Attorney. Thus allowing you the ability to alter, edit, fill, and print this Power of Attorney in a professional manner. ? Preview this E-Book ( PDF ) in advance online if you have any questions. ? Design for use in the USA. The E-books are downloadable as PDFs; the Purchaser or User will need a PDF Reader to access and view this E-book. Adobe Acrobat Reader is free to download at www.adobe.com. Please Note: due to encryption standards of 256-Bit AES, this PDF is only backward compatible (read/write) with Adobe Acrobat X or later. Due to state laws Paquette Publications can not answer legal questions. If you have legal questions seek out the advice of a competent licensed Attorney in your state.