An Illinois power of attorneygrants authority to a representative, known as an agent or attorney-in-fact, to act in place of the person drafting the form. The form must relay the powers given to the representative, the effective period of their authority, and be signed in fulfillment of state requirements.
Illinois Power of Attorney Forms (10)
An Illinois power of attorneygrants authority to a representative, known as an agent or attorney-in-fact, to act in place of the person drafting the form. The form must relay the powers given to the representative, the effective period of their authority, and be signed in fulfillment of state requirements.
An Illinois power of attorneygrants authority to a representative, known as an agent or attorney-in-fact, to act in place of the person drafting the form. The form must relay the powers given to the representative, the effective period of their authority, and be signed in fulfillment of state requirements.
Advance Directive – Combines a living will (set of instructions for health care professionals) and medical power of attorney (designates an agent to make health care decisions).
General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – Grants certain financial powers to an agent that terminate should the principal be unable to make decisions for themselves.