Powers of Attorney in Arizona (1)

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Powers of Attorney IN ARIZONA
Different Types
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Durable Powers
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What Is A Durable Power of Attorney?
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A durable power is one that gives your agent the
right to act even after you have become
incapacitated
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Agents under non-durable powers lose their
authority if you lose your capacity
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Springing Powers
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What Is A Springing Power?
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A springing power of attorney is one that gives
the agent the authority to act only after
certain events take place
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Most springing powers take effect after the
principal has become incapacitated, or after a
doctor has declared the principal incapacitated
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Revocation
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How Long Will My Agent Serve?
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For as long as you wish
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As long as you remain mentally competent you can
fire your agent at any time
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Death
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What Happens After I Die?
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Your agents ability to represent you
automatically terminates when you die
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If you want someone to represent your estate, you
will need to create other estate planning tools,
such as a revocable living trust or a last will
and testament
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Learn More About Powers of Attorney In Arizona
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