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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Enduring Power of Attorney form in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in your details as the Principal. Clearly write your full name and address in the designated fields.
  3. In the 'Appointment of attorney' section, nominate one or more attorneys by entering their full names and addresses. If appointing multiple attorneys, decide if they will act jointly or jointly and severally.
  4. Complete the 'Powers' section by ticking the boxes that apply to the authority you wish to grant your attorney. You may also specify any additional powers if desired.
  5. If applicable, outline any conditions or limitations on your attorney's authority in the 'Conditions and Limitations' section.
  6. Select when you want this power of attorney to commence operation and ensure you sign it in front of a prescribed witness.
  7. Finally, have your attorney(s) sign their acceptance of their role at Clause 7 before finalizing the document.

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You can draft the document yourself and sign it according to your state laws to make it legally valid. People use durable powers of attorney to give a person (friend, family member) the legal authority to make important decisions for them if they develop an incapacity.
The Durable Power of Attorney or DPOA is the strongest among the different POAs. This document gives the agent broad and unlimited powers. Here are some reasons why: It remains in effect even if the principal becomes incapacitated.
A General Power of Attorney can no longer be used once a person can no longer make decisions or act on their own. This is where an Enduring Power of Attorney comes in. An Enduring Power of Attorney can be used when a person has lost capacity, but must be appointed beforehand.