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ILLINOIS STATUTORY SHORT FORM POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR PROPERTY 1. I, ______________________ (insert name and address of principal) hereby revoke all prior powers of attorney for property executed by me and appoint: ______________________(insert name and address of agent) (NOTE: You may not name co-agents using this form.) as my attorney-in-fact (my "agent") to act for me and in my name (in any way I could act in person) with respect to the following powers, as defined in Section 3-4 of the "Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney for Property Law" (including all amendments), but subject to any limitations on or additions to the specified powers inserted in paragraph 2 or 3 below: (NOTE: You must strike out any one or more of the following categories of powers you do not want your agent to have. Failure to strike the title of any category will cause the powers described in that category to be granted to the agent. To strike out a category you must draw a line through the title of that category.) (a) Real estate transactions. (b) Financial institution transactions. (c) Stock and bond transactions. (d) Tangible personal property transactions. (e) Safe deposit box transactions. (f) Insurance and annuity transactions. (g) Retirement plan transactions. (h) Social Security, employment and military service benefits. (i) Tax matters. (j) Claims and litigation. (k) Commodity and option transactions. (l) Business operations. (m) Borrowing transactions. (n) Estate transactions. (o) All other property transactions. (NOTE: Limitations on and additions to the agent's powers may be included in this power of attorney if they are specifically described below.) 2. The powers granted above shall not include the following powers or shall be modified or limited in the following particulars: (NOTE: Here you may include any specific limitations you deem appropriate, such as a prohibition or conditions on the sale of particular stock or real estate or special rules on borrowing by the agent.) ______________________
3. The powers granted with respect to the following powers, as defined in section 2 of the “statutory short form power of attorney for property law” (including all amendments), but subject to any limitations on or additions to the powers added below, shall not contain any language (unless expressly stated to be so) that would require you to act without reasonable diligence on behalf of the principal, the principal's spouse, a common law partner, or a legal representative of the principal or the principal's spouse, or to make any unreasonable payment for the principal's use or benefit or for any reason not attributable to the principal: (a) personal property transaction. (b) tax matters. (c) safe deposit box transactions. (d) stock and bond transactions. (e) insurance and annuity transactions. (f) retirement plan transactions. (g) social security, employment and military service benefits. (h) tax matters. (i) claims and litigation. (j) commodity and option transactions. (l) business operations. (m) borrowing transactions. (n) estate transactions. (o) all other property transactions. (note: this power of attorney's limitations and additions are not limited by the restrictions on the powers granted by this agreement or the law. They may also modify or limit the powers of the agent to act as the agent for you, other than by virtue of this agreement or by law, and they may also limit or restrict the powers of the agent to give legal advice to your principal about the nature or extent of your relationship with your principal. These limitations are called the “non-agent" powers of attorney. See §§ (b) and (d).) 4. The powers granted with respect to the following powers, as defined in section 2 of the “statutory short form power of attorney for property law” (including all amendments), but subject to any limitations on or additions to the powers added below, shall not contain any language that would have a direct or indirect effect on the rights of the principal. However, the non-agent powers of attorney do not prohibit you from acting for the principal in the following situations. (a) the rights of the principal arising out of the legal obligation of the principal to provide maintenance or support or for the payment of certain funeral expenses. (b) the rights of the principal arising from the legal obligations of the principal to make a security for a loan to