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hey Paul here again and in this video were going to talk about the really the conversation that married couples should have about who they should give financial power of attorney to alright so virtually everybody who gets their legal affairs in order theyre going to sign one or more powers of attorney heres why because if you dont sign a power of attorney and at some point during the rest of your life time you get to a condition where you are unable to do things like sign your name take care of your accounts pay your bills sell your vehicle deal with the IRS or with the government or Social Security if if you get to a point during the rest of your lifetime where you cant do those things for yourself and you have it signed a power of attorney then it gets to be pretty chaotic its if that happens whats the next events that are likely to happen would be your your family members would have to come hire some lawyer like myself wed have to sue you at the courthouse and some type of g