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20120�31� outright, in trust, in custodial account or otherwise, whether the object of the gift is located in the state or elsewhere: 1. make gifts from any or all of the principal's real and personal property, and in the kinds or shares that the agent considers prudent for any purpose, except that the agent or a person whom the agent has a legal obligation to support when the gift is in full or partial satisfaction of that obligation may not be the beneficiary of the gift; 2. submit to azbitration or settle, and to propose or accept a compromise with respect to a controversy or claim that affects the gift; 3. hire, discharge, and compensate an attomey, accountant, expert witness, or assistant when the agent considers the action to be desirable for the proper execution of the powers described in the subsection, and for the keeping of records about that action; 4. do any other act or acts that the principal can do through an agent, with respect to any gift. ARTICLE V Par�wses My Agent shall have all powers as are necessary or desirable to provide for my support, maintenance, health, emergencies, and urgent necessities. ARTICLE VI Limitations on Powers My Agent shall not exercise any of the powers for my Agent's own benefit or in satisfaction of a legal obligation of my Agent except and unless specifically provided for above. ARTICLE VII Termination and Revocation A. In General. This power of attomey revokes and supersedes all prior financial powers of attorney executed by me, whether recorded or not. This power of attorney may be revoked, suspended or terminated by me at any time or by court order. If this Power of Attorney has been recorded, the written instrument of revocation may be recorded in the office of the recorder or auditor of the place where the power was DPOAF of Bill D. Schultz Page 13 of 17 Initials: � Date: l�'� /��/