Choosing your child as the power of attorney is one of the best ways of ensuring you have peace of mind amidst life’s uncertainties, especially in regard to your estates and finances. Below are the requirements for creating a power of attorney document;

• The full name and address of the principal and the individual appointed and given authority to act as the power of attorney.
• The address of the grantor and agent.
• The signatures of both the principal and the agent. Notably, another adult may sign the document in the presence and under the direction of the principal.
• The date of the execution
• Notarize the document