general power of attorney
- An authoritative document that grants the appointed agent broad legal authority to manage the executor's affairs within the limits of the law
- With a general power of attorney, an agent can manage all aspects of the principal's life.
- An individual might assign a trusted person a general power of attorney if they anticipate becoming incapacitated.
- A general power of attorney can cover a wide range of actions, including buying and selling real estate, managing finances, and making healthcare decisions.
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