The blog post "California Power of Attorney Requirements: Explained" on WillBox outlines the legal necessities for a valid power of attorney (POA) in California. Key points include ensuring the principal has legal capacity, meeting formal requirements, and adhering to signature and witness rules. It highlights the importance of durability for the POA to remain effective if the principal becomes incapacitated and covers special considerations for healthcare POAs. WillBox offers tools for managing and securely storing these documents. For more details on this digital legacy service, read the full article.
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