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Florida Durable Power of Attorney
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- 15-Minute quick consult with attorney
- Our attorneys prepare the document for free.
- Formatted to meet county recording requirements.
- Documents delivered ready for notary, witnesses, and county recorder within 24-hours after your consultation.
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With a Florida Durable Power of Attorney, an individual who is competent may select a person they trust to act on their behalf regarding financial, legal, and other matters. A Florida Durable Power of Attorney remains in effect (durable) should the individual become incapacitated and unable to act on their own behalf. The Florida Durable Power of Attorney creates a fiduciary relationship between the principal and the appointed agent, or POA. The appointed agent has a legal obligation to act in the principal’s best interests and only within the scope of the powers granted to them in the legal document. They must also act in good faith and meet any reasonable expectations that have been communicated by the principal. To take effect, it must be signed in the presence of two adult witnesses and a notary.
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With a Florida Durable Power of Attorney, an individual who is competent may select a person they trust to act on their behalf regarding financial, legal, and other matters. A Florida Durable Power of Attorney remains in effect (durable) should the individual become incapacitated and unable to act on their own behalf.
The Florida Durable Power of Attorney creates a fiduciary relationship between the principal and the appointed agent, or POA. The appointed agent has a legal obligation to act in the principal’s best interests and only within the scope of the powers granted to them in the legal document. They must also act in good faith and meet any reasonable expectations that have been communicated by the principal.
A Florida Durable Power of Attorney must be signed in the presence of two adult witnesses and a notary, and goes into effect immediately after the signatures.
Someone who is named Power of Attorney may be granted a number of powers under Florida state law, including: the authority to create, amend, modify, revoke, or terminate a trust (in accordance with trust allowances), to make a gift, to create or change beneficiaries and rights of survivorship; to disclaim property, and more. These shall be specified in the Florida Durable Power of Attorney.
A Florida Durable Power of Attorney is an important document that can impact your legal and financial affairs. That’s why you should always consult with a competent estate planning attorney who will take the time to understand your concerns, review your legal and financial situation, and prepare a document that meets your needs – ready to be signed, witnesses and notarized.
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