You should choose a trusted family member, a proven friend, or a professional with an outstanding reputation for honesty. Remember, signing a power of attorney that grants broad authority to an agent is very much like signing a blank check. Certainly, you should never give a Power of Attorney to someone you do not trust fully. Do not allow anyone to force you into signing a Power of Attorney.
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