Official Texas Power of Attorney Template:
https://bit.ly/3tqKWQM

Power of Attorney lets another person legally take action on your behalf. Some POA documents can limit authority to a single, specified action, while others give an Agent an inclusive range of powers.

Every Principal should know the finer details about the powers they’re handing over, which is why we highly recommend watching our video. And when you’re done, head to the link above to make an official form!

Texas Signing Requirements
Durable – Notary Acknowledgment (§ 751.0021)
Medical (“Advance Directive”) – Notary Acknowledgment or Two Adult Witnesses (§ 166.154)

Power of Attorney Laws
Durable Laws – § 752.051
Medical Laws (“Advance Directive”) Title 2, Chapter 166 (Advance Directives)

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0:00 Intro:
0:15 How To Get Power Of Attorney:
0:49 Common Types Of Power Of Attorney Forms:
0:53 Durable (Finacial) Power Of Attorney:
1:02 General (Financial) Power Of Attorney:
1:09 Limited Power Of Attorney:
1:15 Signing Requirements:
1:26 Medical Power Of Attorney:
1:36 Signing Requirements:
1:46 Durable:
2:00 Revocation: