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Attorney-in-fact
I have a full power of attorney from my mother. She is currently being sued in Superior Court. She cannot afford to hire an attorney. Can I represent her as a pro-per defendant?

Asked on 4/11/01, 4:00 pm

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Ken Koury Kenneth P. Koury, Esq.

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Re: Attorney-in-fact

No.

Answered on 8/03/01, 10:34 pm

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