What are the differences between a Durable Power of Attorney and a Medical Power of Attorney in Texas?

A Medical Power of Attorney represents a specific form of enduring power of attorney. This document authorizes your designated representative to manage your healthcare choices. Conversely, a general durable power of attorney grants your agent authority over financial matters but typically excludes the ability to make healthcare-related decisions. For more detailed guidance on these matters within Texas, consider reaching out to the Law Office of Dana Baker at 979-310-5507.

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