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BK: 2688 PG: 1495 the power to acquire and dispose of assets without first obtaining the Agent's consent. The Agent may pay reasonable compensation to any such professionals hired by the Agent from the Principal's assets. Any compensation paid to such professionals may be taken into consideration in determining the reasonableness of any compensation taken or requested by the Agent. The foregoing provisions are not intended to relieve the Agent of the duty to exercise reasonable care and prudence in selecting, employing and supervising any such professionals. AGENT'S GENERAL ADMIl�TISTRATIVE AND ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY 24. To do, execute, and perform any other act, deed, matter, or thing, that in the opinion of the agent ought to be done, executed, or performed in conjunction with this power of attoey, of every kind and nature, as fully and effectively as the princi rnpal could do if personally present. The enumeration of specific items, acts, rights, or powers in this instrument does not limit or restrict, and is not to be construed or interpreted as limiting or restricting, the general. powers granted to the agent except where powers are expressly restricted. The Agent is authorized to commence enforcement proceedings, at the Principal's expenses, against any bank, credit unions, financial institutions, or other person or entity that. fails or refuses to honor this durable power of attorney. 25. To seek appropriate court orders mandating acts that the Agent deems appropriate if a third party refuses to comply with actions taken by the Agent that are authorized by this instrument or enjoining acts by third parties that the Agent has not authorized. In addition, the Agent may sue a third party who fails to comply with the actions the Principal has authorized the Agent to take and may demand damages, including punitive damages, on the Principal's behalf for such noncompliance. AGENT'S COMPENSATION 26. To be entitled to fair and reasonable compensation for services rendered as Agent under this instrument. In determining what constitutes "fair and reasonable" compensation, the Mowing factors may be considered: (1) the time spent by the.Agent in administering the Principal's affairs; (2) the Principal's net worth; (3) the nature of the assets subject to the Agent's control; and (4) the fees charged by professional fiduciaries acting in the same or similar capacities under similar circumstances. In addition to compensation for services, the Agent shall be entitled to reimbursement for all out-o&pocket expenses incurred in administering the Principal's affairs, including without limitation reasonable travel expenses, including land and air transportation, lodging, and meals. AUTHORITY NOT GRANTED TO AGENT 27. Regardless of any other possible language to the contrary PAGE 8 in this instrument, the