In the state of Alabama, are Power of Attorney documents public record and if so, how does one obtain this information? Also, is it required that the Power of Attorney document be filed with the courts?
Asked on 1/04/12, 10:07 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
William Nolan
Nolan Elder Law LLC
No they are not part of the public record and unless you are being asked to perform under the POA, you don't have a right to see it.
Answered on 1/06/12, 7:43 am
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