A power of attorney form is a document that will give another person the power to perform some act on your behalf.

They can be used for a wide variety of transactions.  For example, they may be used to transfer real estate, conduct banking business, allow another person to make medical decisions for you if you become disabled, or even allow another person to make decisions for your child if you are absent for a period of time.

A power of attorney is "durable" when it remains in effect even though the person granting the power of attorney becomes disabled.

A power of attorney is "general" when it grants a broad range of powers to the attorney in fact.

Missouri General Durable Power of Attorney

• Use to give authority to others to make any business or personal decision on your behalf, even if you become incapacitated.

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• Only $9.95

Missouri Power of Attorney for Childcare

• Use to give authority to another person to provide care and custody of a child for a limited period of time.

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• Only $9.95