A Power of Attorney form will allow an attorney to perform actions or make decisions regarding your: Finances: You can allow an attorney to invest money on your behalf, pay bills and/or taxes, rent or sell your home, collect income, and more
Business: Your attorney can hire employees for a business you own, sell your business, and more
Personal matters: Your attorney can decide where you live or who you live with, which foods you should eat, or if you can go to school or work; whether or not a POA allows an attorney to make personal decisions on behalf of a principal depends on which jurisdiction the POA will be used in
Health Care: Your attorney can consent to certain medical treatments (within reason) or medical donations and more; whether or not a POA allows an attorney to make medical decisions on behalf of a principal depends on which jurisdiction the POA will be used in