A legal document whereby you give someone you trust (called an attorney in fact) the authority to make financial or legal decisions on your behalf. Comon usages include when you are traveling and thus unavailable, or incapacitated. POAs are typically obtained as part of estate planning. See Durable Power of Attorney, Health Care Power of Attorney
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