When planning for the future, one of the most important legal documents you can have in place is a Power of Attorney for Property. It ensures that your financial and property affairs can be properly managed by a trusted individual of your choosing, in the event you become unable to handle such matters on your own. Not all Powers of Attorney (POAs) are created equal, and understanding the difference between a Continuing Power of Attorney for Property and a Springing Power of

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