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A: When someone has Power of Attorney for another individual it means that should the other individual become incapacitated, the person holding Power of Attorney can make decisions on their behalf.

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Estate Planning, Wills, and Trusts

• My wife and I do not have wills and have no dependents other than each other. Do we need a will?
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