Power of attorney, secure party creditor, straw man, debtor, redemption book

This document is a limited power of attorney. It is signed by the DEBTOR giving the SECURE PARTY CREDITOR (flesh and blood you) the power to act in conducting the DEBTOR'S business, including signing papers, checks, title documents, contracts, handling bank accounts and any other commercial activity. With the completion of this document you become the agent or "Attorney In Fact" for the DEBTOR, signing documents as "Benjamin Freedom Franklin, Attorney In Fact for BENJAMIN FREEDOM FRANKLIN." This document is very important to the Redemption Process; it has great power over the straw man (strawman), your name in all capital letters.

Many people do a cross filing which means for example the husband will be the Secure Party Creditor for his wife and also be The Power of Attorney for his wife as well, this way if for some reason the wife is in jail, the husband can take care of the affairs. Use caution with this decision for it must be someone you completely trust. The wife can do the same cross filing for her husband.

What is Power of Attorney? A power of attorney (POA) or letter of attorney in common law systems or mandate in civil law systems is an authorization to act on someone else's behalf in a legal or business matter. The person authorizing the other to act is the principal or granter (of the power), and the one authorized to act is the agent or attorney-in-fact. Some people wish to be their own Power of Attorney and some others wish for someone else to be their Power of Attorney, the choice is yours.

A power of attorney may be verbal and whether witnessed or not will hold up in court same as if in writing; example: If the owner of a property wants to sell property on their own, but do not feel comfortable enough to "talk" with a potential person of interest, they can ask or appoint a person of their choosing to handle the negotiations for them as long as they seek an Attorney to handle the actual contract. However, such as asking someone else to sign your name on a check because your arm is broken-or may be in writing (and if you're wondering what this sentence means, you're not the only one). For some purposes, the law requires a power of attorney to be in writing. Many institutions, such as hospitals, banks and, in the United States, the Internal Revenue Service, require a power of attorney to be in writing before they will honor it, and they usually want to keep an original for their records. It is best to use the Power of Attorney form in the Redemption Book and have it all in writing.

A power of attorney may be special or limited to one specified act or type of act, or it may be general, and whatever it defines as its scope is what a court will enforce as being its scope. (It may also be limited as to time.) Under the common law, a power of attorney becomes ineffective if its granter dies or becomes "incapacitated," meaning unable to grant such a power, because of physical injury or mental illness, for example, unless the granter (or principal) specifies that the power of attorney will continue to be effective even if the granter becomes incapacitated (but any such power ends when the granter dies). This type of power of attorney is called a durable power of attorney. In some jurisdictions, a durable power of attorney can also be a "Health Care Power of Attorney" or living will, empowering the attorney-in-fact to make health-care decisions for the granter, up to and including terminating care and "pulling the plug" on machines keeping a critically and terminally ill patient alive.

Unless the power of attorney has been made irrevocable (by its own terms or by some legal principle), the granter may revoke the power of attorney by telling the attorney-in-fact it is revoked; however, if the principal does not inform third parties and it is reasonable for the third parties to rely upon the power of attorney being in force, the principal may still be bound by the acts of the agent, though the agent may also be liable for such unauthorized acts. Some of this information provided to you on this web site was provided by wikipedia.

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