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ARTICLE TOOLS Email This Article Print This Post Comments RSS Feed Trackback This Article Featured Attorney Schedule Your Appointment Today Phone: (713) 956-6565 Email: Contact this attorney Focus: Family Law, Divorce, Estate and more Website: Houston Attorney About This Attorney Areas of Law Administration City Regulations State Policy Criminal Law Drug Related Juvenille Estate Planning Elder Care Law Medical and Financial Directives Probate Wills and Trusts Family Law Child Custody CPS Representation Divorce Domestic Violence Cases	Houston Estate Planning: What Is a Durable Power of Attorney? Posted by admin 0n Nov 28, 2008 in Estate Planning, Family Law, Videos Enjoy this introductory review on what a durable (or enduring) power of attorney. This document will help you allocate authority to your family or loved ones on your behalf. Related posts: Houston Estate Planning: When Should I Begin Planning My Estate? Houston Wills and Estate Planning Segment Houston Estate Planning: What Documents are Needed? Houston Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning: Understand the Basics Estate Planning For Parents\| Why You Should Start Today Bookmark: Tags: elder care, estate planning, resources, trusts, wills You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Add New Comment Subscribe: This Thread Go to: My Comments · Community Page Sort thread by: Viewing 1 Comment Thanks. Your comment is awaiting approval by a moderator. Do you already have an account? Log in and claim this comment. Permalink Admin Remove Post Block email Block IP address Sire 12/22/2008 06:31 PM 1 point Please login to rate. Do you already have an account? Log in and claim this comment. I've heard of power of attorney before, but never of a "Durable Power Of Attorney". I reckon that whenever one is thinking of giving someone that sort of power, they really have to stop and think, not only if that person is trustworthy but also if they have the 'smarts' to do the right thing. It's also a pretty big responsibility and that person has to be able to handle it. reply edit reblog flag http://wassupblog.com Add New Comment Trackbacks (Trackback URL) close () status via twitter recent comments (follow comments) View Profile » Powered by Disqus · Learn more close Reblog this comment Powered by Disqus · Learn more blog comments powered by Disqus