Financial Power of Attorney

A Financial Power of Attorney gives the person you name full authority to act on your behalf in all financial matters.

A financial power of attorney may:

• withdraw money from your bank accounts,
• write checks on your behalf,
• buy and sell property
• sign legal documents,
• apply for benefits for you,
• transfer your assets,
• make gifts
• additional financial transactions not listed.

You need an Attorney to assist you in completing a Financial Power of Attorney.

** USE CAUTION WHEN GIVING SOMEONE AUTHORITY OVER YOUR FINANCES*

The crime of Financial Exploitation is often committed by trusted family members, caregivers or friends