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Power of attorney agreements enable individuals to assign authority to another person, called an agent, to make decisions on their behalf when they are unavailable. The person granting this authority is known as the principal. It’s important to note that neither party needs to be an attorney for the power of attorney to be valid. There are various types of powers of attorney, with one being the special or limited power of attorney, which is designated for a specific purpose and timeframe. For example, if you are unable to sign a document on a particular date due to prior commitments, you can establish a limited power of attorney for that situation. Understanding the different types is essential for appropriate decision-making authority.