A durable power of attorney differs from a power of attorney in that the durable power of attorney:
A) is a formal written instrument, whereas the power of attorney may be informal and oral.
B) must follow a standardized form set forth in the federal Uniform Durable Power of Attorney Act.
C) becomes effective upon the principal's subsequent incapacity or the agent's authority is not affected by the principal's subsequent incapacity.
D) is governed by Article 3 of the UCC.

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A durable power of attorney remains effective even if the principal becomes incapacitated, unlike a regular power of attorney which typically becomes void if the principal loses capacity.

A Durable Power of Attorney Differs from a Power of Attorney