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This video explains the workings of a power of attorney (POA), highlighting its purposes, risks, and resources. A POA is a legal document that allows one person to act on behalf of another for a specified purpose and timeframe. The individual granting the authority is the grantor (or principal), while the recipient is the grantee (agent or attorney-in-fact), who does not need to be a lawyer and must be at least 18 years old. Common reasons to establish a POA include situations where the grantor is unavailable, such as military deployment, medical issues, or aging, necessitating someone to act on their behalf. The concept is clarified as less intimidating than it appears.