A Durable Power of Attorney consist of:

• Consultation with Estate Planning Attorney
• Appointment of attorney-in-fact to handle financial and legal matters on your behalf
• Digital and hard copy of all documents
• Instructional folder for attorney-in-fact
• Instructions on how to sign and witness your documents in compliance with the North Carolina Statutes.

A Durable Power of Attorney allows you to appoint a spouse, trusted family member, friend, or advisor as your agent or attorney-in-fact to manage your financial assets when you are unavailable or unable to do so.

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