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Medical Powers of Attorney for Minor Children

By David M. Goldman

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Florida residents who have minor children should consider executing a power of attorney which allows another to take care of their minor children medically if they are unable to do so or unavailable at the time.

A medical power of attorney for a minor child is just another piece in the estate planning jigsaw puzzle. Like many estate planning documents, it isn't for everyone. However, if you are like my family and your children spend a lot of time in the care of another loved one, a MPOAMC is an important piece.

Contact a Florida Estate Planning Lawyer to create a medical power of attorney for your minor children.

Full post as published by Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog on January 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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