Michael E. Byczek
Attorney at Law
These documents are used to appoint an agent to make decisions. This delegation of authority involves the permissible scope of the agent's authority, clarify this power, and provide assurance to those who rely on the document.
The basis of such a document is to specify an event or time when the delegation of authority begins and ends. Also, to describe the rights, powers, duties, limitations, immunity, and other terms applicable to how the agent carries out this authority.
The Power of Attorney for Property is used to authorize an agent to deal with property and financial affairs. This includes the power to pledge, sell, or dispose of real or personal property.
Power of Attorney for Health Care is used to control medical treatment, including the right to decline or withdraw the treatment. It also includes decisions after death, such as disposition of remains and anatomical gift.
There are statutory requirements about witness and notary provisions. Regardless of what is required by law, Michael E. Byczek includes a notary provision for the best possible protection.
The documents are standardized according to Illinois statute, but Michael E. Byczek shall work with the client to determine whether there are any special language or requests that should be incorporated into the document that best suits any particular intentions.
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Disclaimer: The documents are only valid for Illinois and are provided for personal non-commercial use.
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Power of Attorney for Health Care
Power of Attorney for Property
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