Medical Power of Attorney Medical Power of Attorney Your Medical Directives Thursday, March 26, 2020 0 As part of an estate plan, an important legal document is called a medical power of attorney. The purpose of a medical directive, or power of attorney (POA), is to provide specific instructions to... Read more
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