Texas Power of Attorney
Last Modified: October 2009
General Information:
Texas power of attorney authorizes the attorney-in-fact to make decisions on general financial matters such as banking, investments, real estate, insurance and taxes. A power of attorney for financial matters is also referred to as a general power of attorney.
A durable power of attorney continues in effect or takes effect when the principal is incapacitated or disabled. Instantly download and customize your durable TX power of attorney to take effect immediately upon signing, subsequent disability or incapacity (springing poa).
Executing the Texas power of attorney does not prohibit the principal from making decisions on his or her own behalf; it only authorizes the agent to also act on their behalf. The power of attorney does not authorize the attorney-in-fact to transfer or gift any of the principal’s property to himself or herself. In addition, you may revoke the powers granted the attorney-in-fact at any time.
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