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My car was impounded (in Arizona). I am currently on a job assignment in California.. In order to give my son authorization to pick up my car, I was told by the Phoenix Police Dept that I would need to give my son "power of attorney" and provide him the notarized documents to present to the police department for release of my vehicle.. After doing research online I found a lot of information about power of attorney in regards to more technical life situations. But my situation is a simple one and I don't want to pay fees (besides the notary fee) for documents and such.. My questions are:. . - Can I create my own Power of Attorney document for this simple situation?. - Does the document need to have all the technical verb-age that I see on these other power of attorney forms or can I just type up a letter stating all the necessary specifics of giving my son power of attorney to have my vehicle released to him and have the letter notarized?. . I just don't want to spend more money than I have to as this is only to have my vehicle released to my son due to my absence.. Thanks.

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There is something called a 'Renunciation of Power" which your grandmother would have to sign and it would revoke the first POA. It will do you no good to get a lawyer or make a fuss about it, as long as grandma was in her right mind and he is who she wants, it's solid.

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Anyway, I would definitely go to your local courthouse to find out how to proceed with the process, as it may be different in your state. Good luck!

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