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hey there estate planning attorney paul rabale and in this video were going to talk about eight different mistakes that people make with their power of attorney okay so on these videos on youtube it seems like power of attorney seems to be a really popular topic and im going to assume its because you know people are living longer as a result of that more people during their lifetime theyre becoming incapacitated so we see these power of attorney issues come up all of the time so um you might think power of attorney its pretty simple you just sign one and and youre done with it well its not quite that simple like anything else in estate planning you know anytime you involve money and property and investments and relationships and people sharing an inheritance when someone passes away you know it can be real sticky along with all of the regulations and rules that different financial institutions and title companies have so powers of attorney really can be a complicated topic so i