Giving you the ability to choose who will take care of your affairs if you’re unable to do it yourself.

Can be used to give another person limited legal authority to handle specific financial transactions or property.

If you’re concerned that health problems may prevent you from handling certain responsibilities such as paying bills, managing investments, supervising home repairs or running your business, use the Limited Power of Attorney form to give someone else the power to manage your finances and property if you become incapacitated. You can specify exactly what the designated person’s authority will cover, including any of the following:

• real estate and personal property transactions
• bonds and banking
• business operations
• gifts to charities
• insurance
• access to safe deposit boxes
• claims and litigation
• records, reports and statements

This up-to-date form lets you be sure that future decisions are made correctly, without conservatorship proceedings, expensive court costs and stress for your family. It’s easy to protect your assets and put your mind at ease with the Limited Power of Attorney.

NOTE: Recent changes in New York state laws require the use of the Addendum to Powers of Attorney for the State of New York.

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