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En español | By creating a power of attorney, your loved one can designate someone to assist with finances now and/or act on her behalf should she become incapacitated. A power of attorney can give her the peace of mind of knowing that someone she trusts will have the authority to make financial decisions for her when she’s no longer capable. … Back to Article
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