Power of Attorney

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ALL THE INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL

Pennsylvania law gives you the right to direct an agent to control your finances. While you are physically and mentally well enough to personally direct your own finances, you will be in complete charge of the decisions. Once you become unable to understand your financial situation and reach a decision, or communicate the decision to others, a POA will allow you to continue to have control over your finances through your agent.

Please keep in mind that no document, no matter how well drafted, is a substitute for thoughtful, informed decision making grounded upon conversations between you and your accountant, your financial advisor, your family, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, between you and your designated POA Agent, BEFORE the loss of capacity

Should you have any questions or need clarification do not hesitate to contact our office to discuss your questions, comments, or concerns.

PART I – FINANCIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY AGENTS

The agent under the Financial Power of Attorney has the power to make decisions on your behalf on a variety of financial-related issues when you are incapacitated. A good agent is honest and loyal, understands your goals and beliefs regarding end-of-life care, does not live far away, and is mentally and physically capable of acting on your behalf when you are unwilling or unable. A secondary agent should be named as a back-up in case the primary agent is unwilling or unable to serve.

Designate your primary agent, and at least one alternative agent, Include contact information for each.

PRIMARY AGENT:
Name
Address

FIRST ALTERNATIVE AGENT

Name
Address

SECOND ALTERNATIVE AGENT

Name
Address

THIRD ALTERNATIVE AGENT

Name
Address

PART II – FINANCIAL AREAS OF AUTHORITY GRANTED

Only provide specific account/asset information below when giving specific instructions about how you want a particular account/asset to be handled.  When full control is granted, we recommend a separate list of account/asset information be provided which is accessible to your POA Agent prior to, or after the triggering event that causes your incapacity.

Banking: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Safe Deposit Box: do you wish to grant full access to your agent?
Stocks and Bonds: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Claims and Litigation: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Lending and Borrowing: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Government Benefits: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Retirement Plans: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Taxes: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Insurance and Annuities: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Estate, Trusts, and other Beneficial Interests: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Real Estate: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Personal Property: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Personal & Family Maintenance: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Gifts: do you wish to delegate full control to your agent?
Liability of Agent: do you wish your agent to be liable to you for actions taken in good faith in execution of their duties under the POA? (imposition of liability could limit the pool of candidates willing to accept this duty)
Reimbursement and Compensation: do you wish for your agent to be reimbursed for reasonable out-of-pocket expenses incurred in execution of his duties under the POA?
Do you wish for your agent to receive reasonable compensation for execution of their duties under the POA?

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