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Power of attorney agreements allow a principal to designate an agent to make decisions on their behalf, especially in crucial situations like medical emergencies or when they are unavailable. The principal and agent do not need to be attorneys for the agreement to be valid. There are various types of power of attorney, one being the special or limited power of attorney, which is tailored for specific purposes and timeframes. For example, if the principal cannot be present to sign a document on a specific date due to prior commitments, a limited power of attorney can be established to authorize the agent to act in that specific circumstance. It's important to understand the different types when creating a power of attorney.