Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Texas
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Is there a difference between a General Power of Attorney, Statutory Durable Power of Attorney, and a General Durable Power of Attorney?
Asked on 3/27/07, 4:07 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Keith Engelke
Law Office of S. Keith Engelke
Re: Legal Forns
Yes.
A statutory durable power of attorney is on a form specified by a Texas Statute.
"General" means not limited. A limited power of attorney grants authorit for certain acts only. A general power of attorney does not limit the authority granted.
A power of attorney terminates on death or disability of the principal. A durable power of attorney only terminates on the principal's death
Answered on 3/27/07, 4:14 pm
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