Texas-statutory document

Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

Tex. Est. Code Ch. 752

The exact form Texas banks recognize.

Appoint an agent to handle financial, real-estate, banking, and tax matters — using the statutory short form Texas institutions are required to accept.

What's included

  • Statutory Durable POA (Tex. Est. Code Ch. 752 short form)
  • Choose specific powers or grant all
  • Springing or immediately-effective options
  • Notary block included
  • Bank-acceptance compliant language
Good for

Any adult who wants a trusted agent ready for routine or emergency financial matters.

Not a fit if

Existing capacity disputes, complex business interests, or guardianship litigation.

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