The 4 Types of Powers of Attorney - EXPLAINED

[@eFormsOfficial]

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[@Tra_C]

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[@daniellemorrison7154]

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[@suegibson4100]

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[@henriettabenton6119]

Great concise information

[@yordanabethencourt3979]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your help and advice.

[@HildaRealtor]

Bait-and-switch... NO CREDIT CARD NEEDED. once you follow the steps and put in all the information, they ask for your credit or the doc would not print or download.

[@kasheenaarthur9074]

Something you sign with your signature with a pen to another knowing you have done so**YIELD**not done behind another back then tormenting the person they target and there kids using gangstalking tactics and sending people towards another to gain false n illegal information based off of premeditated setups byy paying the gangstalkers off to gain some form of wealth or power illegally❤ALWAYS❤ON2❤

[@ElkeFeuer]

My father has Alzheimer's and his condition is getting progressively worse. We're discussing power of attorney so I can handle his medical situations as they arise as well as his finances: making sure his bills are taken care of, etc. Which form would I use? Thank you.

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hello Elke! There are several different Power of Attorney (POA) forms-- each of which serves a specific purpose and designates a certain power to an agent. The Medical POA is used to give the agent the power to make medical or health-based decisions on behalf of the person who is assigning the powers (in your case, your father). Here, you can read more regarding a Medical POA and view a few samples: eforms.com/power-of-attorney/medical/. A Durable/Financial POA works in a similar way, except it designates powers regarding financial matters. Here is the page for that document: eforms.com/power-of-attorney/durable/ All the forms are also separated by state in those links above. So, be sure to select your state and view the information that is state-specific for your case.

[@ElkeFeuer]

@@eFormsOfficial Thank you!

[@Colombian1959]

Elke Feuer, There is a great site on Facebook that I highly recommend you join it's called "Alzheimers and dementia caregivers Support" it's a private group so only those who are in the group can see your post. It's also a very informative site as I can assure you that if you join it you will surely find someone that has been in your same situation and can help guide you should you have more questions.

[@christinazepeda9727]

Which caregiver support group? There's more than one

[@bellaiba2009]

My mother has a property and she needs me to file an eviction notice wich would be the best Power of attorney document to use?Thank you

[@ashleybritt-martin9561]

So, question. My boyfriend wants me to have POA over him for any and all medical decisions even while indisposed, as well as all finances...same, including while indisposed. Is there 1 for that, or can he do 2 different POA's to the same person and they not cancel each other out? This is for Ohio, if that helps?

[@charlesromney]

Do I need a Financial POA and Healthcare POA for my spouse and for my daughter in case that my wife pass before me?

[@guyincogneto8979]

If I already have full power of attorney and wish to add a step sibling on for medical poa, is there a specific form for that, since i'm guessing just copying off my poa and writing in, "I hereby authorize _______ for medical", isn't going to work.

[@user-wv1cn9ol2o]

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[@paulpereira8275]

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[@Medietos]

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[@Medietos]

@@eFormsOfficial thank you very much for your reply, that is good to hear.

[@maxrdz1]

Couple of questions is "limited power of attorney" and "power of attorney for property" the same? and; if the principal is on jail can he make a "power of attorney for property" for his son who is 20 years old?

[@maithilisharma7768]

If there are already property disputes or something in which property is already involved then it can't be made without permission of court but if property is not involved already regarding him being in jail then obviously it can be made

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hi there, apologies for the delay. In response to your first question: Yes, different states may have slightly different names for the same idea, but real estate or property is one of many things that can be the subject of a limited power of attorney. You can find examples of these types of forms here: eforms.com/power-of-attorney/limited/ Best of luck.

[@nidasalvador3996]

Sorry i have appointmet to see theme in court but last minute to recieve .n my attorney dont like me bring in court cos .they do disclaimer for me. I like my share even litle bit .from my late husband 20 years in marrird

[@marshalkrieg2664]

I have a friend who is homeless. I have known him for 28 years. He is a super miser- he has almost a million dollars in an annuity fund. He is a severe alcoholic . I think durable power of attorney is what I should get for this case, but can I make medical decisions with that as well ( he goes to the ER at least once a week, his arthritis is so bad he cannot walk).

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hello there. Sorry to hear about this difficult situation. Unfortunately we are unable to respond directly to your question, because it would involve providing legal advice, which we are not permitted to do. If you are still dealing with this situation, consider consulting with a local attorney. Best of luck!

[@daneislowkey]

​@@eFormsOfficial just help a guy out and comment from a different channel

[@thatwickedsmahttraumachick]

I am my mothers power of attorney. She wants to make a will. if I do not sign off on the will is it valid? She is insisting on leaving my special needs sister money but then she’ll lose her benefits. She won’t listen to me!

[@big-d4443]

Hmm? What about for a drug addiction adult child? Our daughter has overdosed several times this year? The times we have found her unconscious we call the ambulance and taken the the hospital? But sometimes she comes too enough to refuse to go!! We want one so she can't refuse treatment?

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hello there, apologies for the delay, and apologies for what sounds like a difficult situation. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with an answer to your particular situation, because doing so would require providing legal advice, which we are not permitted to do. If you are still confronting this issue, consider consulting with an attorney. Best of luck!

[@ATLGETREADY4ME]

Can someone gain power of over a principal’’s intellectual property if the is incarcerated?

[@Medietos]

What is a principal's intellectual property, please, and how on earth can one gain power over it? their knowledge and skills??

[@ricecowboy]

@@MedietosGoogle “intellectual property”. It’s not knowledge or skills but rather patents and other registered soft assets

[@Medietos]

In Sweden we have, apart rom guardianship, sth called Good Man. Is that the same as Power of attorney? The principal keeps his legal rights and the Good Man shall do only what the principal decides and they agree upon. In practice, it is being abused, they act as though they had the roght to decide, more like a guadian. Then we have "Fullmakt", which mans the actor can sign documents agrred upon with the principal, as well as get and give information for him. Which of these is POA please? Or do you have only one term and role for both? I mean, does PO A do both jobs?

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hi Claudia -- these both sound like what a US POA can do, although we can't speak confidently to the similarities or differences between a POA in the United States verses one in Sweden. Since we aren't able to give legal advice on this platforms, we recommend taking a look at this page to help inform your decisions: eforms.com/power-of-attorney/.

[@Medietos]

@@eFormsOfficial Thank you so much, I am far past that stage of decision in dire need of help, suport or advice: They took my right to decide from me, by secretly seeking guardianship on me instead, telling the police to take me into psychiatry without a reason, having got a fake psychiatry assessment (which doesn't assess any need of guardianship at all; he was ashamed to do it, the whole room oozed of an embarassment I didn't understand until after the fact). After that, they lured me to psychiatry again, on the pretext of letting me get some sleep, but instead telling them to write false note that I should have a "serious psychical disturbance" Without even examining me, but saying, herself, that she was a children's psychiatrist and not capable to judge adults! they kept me awake for 7 hours, so much for that promised sleep (I have suffered from severe insomnia since trauma as I sought psychotherapy, 23 years ago),- while reading my journals, which I had clearly forbidden! The night nurse who talked and spent time with me during that whole night said i had no psychosis, but went home to sleep after her shift, without stating this on their morning meeting. I sought Personal assistence (Aspergers with trauma and disease) and an undisturbed cottage to sleep), and when they only abused me for years,withholding suport and help, wherefore I sought Power of Attourney (Good Man). They want me in a "home" though, to be controlled and therefore machiavellianly took my home, my good name, legal rights and my money away from me, just sending me food money. I was in acute need of healtcare and dental treatment since then, 13 years ago. It is a catastrophe, i thought friends would help me, as I fled to my village from mistreatment in a "support home".But people don't even believe me or want to know, they presume that I didn't pay the rent!I have been homeless for 7½ years now, and can't keep alive alone without help much longer. Psychically paralyzed, haven't even protested, since I can't afford saying things in distress that they will twist against me again, or have me killed for real.A politician even said to m that they might shoot me if I call them out and try to save myself. I had no idea there was such corruption here. I can get it solved though, if only I have an advocate or legal advisor, because it is clear that they have no legal ground, - there aren't even agreements, and I wasn't even informed! Apart from not being in a coma, crazy, backwards, dement,shopoholic etc... I use food-money to buy homeopathic medicine and supplements, since find outranged vegetables in some bins and some un-sold food from shops/church. If you would be so kind as to help me a little, I should be so grateful and glad! I can pay some for interactive, structured help (not guesswork). With sincere greetings.

[@suesue4081]

why is a court appointed conservator expensive?

[@eFormsOfficial]

Hello, apologies for the delay in responding. There are several expenses that tend to be associated with court-appointed conservators or guardians. First, before the arrangement is established, there are court fees and attorney fees necessary for a judge to impose a conservatorship. These will usually be paid by the estate. So will the costs of any doctors or medical personnel who need to testify in a conservatorship proceeding. Once a judge has approved a conservatorship, the estate is responsible for paying the conservator a salary in exchange for the conservator's work in taking care of the person under their care. The estate also must usually pay for expenses associated with the conservatorship, such as legal or accounting services that the conservator feels are needed to protect the person under their care. All of these can add up quickly, and become very expensive over a long period of time. Hope that helps!

[@dicktracy0089]

music is distracting

[@antepimgabriel5889]

Please I have applied to a university in slovenia(Europe) but I am from Ghana West Africa. There is no slovenia embassy in Ghana but the school said I should verify my certificates in other to enrolled in the school. The school gave me option that I can get power of attorney to someone so that can help me verify my certificates in Europe. My question is....... Please do I have to get lawyers or I can write by myself? Please guide me

[@maithilisharma7768]

I guess it doesn't require signature of lawyer, you can just write by yourself but do noterize it

[@Medietos]

be very careful that the person doesn't deceive you, is honest. I have been deceived and abused , slowly stressing to death by them. They lie to the police and get police to take me, for no reason except their ugly secret scheme. Thet played psychological tricks pon me for years vefore, so that I got confused, desorientd by their withholding vital information, and bý them treating me subtly badly, which has a slow but sure weakening, castrating and depressing, psychological pararalyzing effect. and they are good at their games, pretending to be nice and benevolent.

[@rickwill9124]

Do I need an attorney to get a power of attorney?

[@eFormsOfficial]

no, but an attorney can be used to guide you through the process

[@zeezee7856]

If they are concerned about outside scams I’m unaware of them protesting is fine. To question my mental capacity or what I buy is another and crossing boundaries. That’s where we are now. With my own personal money. We aren’t even talk or discuss business. It’s annoying to watch these videos repeatedly

[@aliciahill7482]

In Texas, my mothers bank required a durable power of attorney

[@allen_thegodsallen_thegods2173]

If someone in the hospital and they are in a relationship but still married but signs there divorce papers already

[@guitarslim56]

Why?

[@daniellemorrison7154]

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[@CodingAbroad]

If any of your parents ask you to be power of attorney it’s not a good thing (in my opinion) don’t do it! You’ll be drawn into hours and hours of unpaid phone calls, decision making and aggrieved conversations with your parent when you have to make a decision they don’t like. Do you really want that?