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<br />may designate survivorship rights among one or more remaindermen and may designate the form
<br />of title among multiple remaindermen, including, but not limited to, as tenants in common, joint
<br />tenants, community property, or tenants by the entirety.
<br />In particular, my Attorney -in -Fact may execute any deed designating beneficiaries, including an
<br />enhanced life estate deed (also known as a "ladybird" deed), including with respect to my
<br />homestead property, if any, and may conduct any and all transactions with full power and authority
<br />in my Attorney -in -Fact to sell, convey, mortgage, lease, and otherwise dispose of the property in
<br />accordance with the terms of the deed.
<br />Section 23 — Beneficiary Designations
<br />My Attorney -in -Fact may select, create, or change beneficiary designations on any and all of my
<br />property, whether real or personal, including bank and investment accounts, insurance policies,
<br />annuities, qualified or nonqualified retirement plans, and real property interests.
<br />Section 24 — Gifting Powers
<br />Notwithstanding any other provision of this Durable Power of Attorney, my Attorney -in -Fact may
<br />make gifts of any interest I have in real or personal property ("my property") to any person or
<br />entity, in any amount, including my Attorney -in -Fact.
<br />Unless otherwise specified above, the value of any gift made pursuant to this Section may exceed
<br />the annual dollar limits of the federal gift tax exclusion under Section 2503(b) of the Internal
<br />Revenue Code.
<br />Section 25 — Trusts
<br />My Attorney -in -Fact may create and fund inter vivos trusts of any type, whether revocable or
<br />irrevocable, and whether or not I am a beneficiary. With respect to any trust created by me or on
<br />my behalf, my Attorney -in -Fact may amend, modify, revoke, or terminate the trust. Further, my
<br />Attorney -in -Fact may add property to an existing or subsequently created trust, and accept
<br />transfers or distributions from any trustee of any trust, including any trust over which I have a right
<br />of receipt or withdrawal, whether as grantor, beneficiary, or otherwise.
<br />Also, and without limiting the authority granted to my Attorney -in -Fact in this Section, my
<br />Attorney -in -Fact may:
<br />a. create and fund a sole -benefit trust in accordance with United States Code, Title 42, Section
<br />1396p(c)(2)(B);
<br />b. create and fund a self -settled special needs trust in accordance with United States Code,
<br />Title 42, Section 1396p(d)(4)(A);
<br />c. create and fund a qualified income trust in accordance with United States Code, Title 42,
<br />Section 1396p(d)(4)(B) if such a trust should be deemed necessary to qualify me for
<br />Medicaid (MO HealthNet) benefits, and make arrangements for the diversion of my
<br />income to such a trust as necessary to comply with applicable Medicaid (MO HealthNet)
<br />rules and regulations; and
<br />sign all necessary documents to allow me to join any trust qualifying under United States
<br />Code, Title 42, Section 1396p(d)(4)(C) and transfer any portion of my assets to such trust.
<br />d.
<br />Durable Power of Attorney
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