Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Minnesota
notary
Does power of attorney need both signatures notarized? What if person is in hospital and can't sign her name?
Asked on 12/01/06, 7:11 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
David Kelly-952-544-6356
Kelly Law Office
Re: notary
The signature of the person who is granting the power has to be notarizied on the Minnesota standard form. If that person is unable to sign, that is a serious problem. You might not be able to get a power of attorney until that person improves.
I have made trips to hospitals to get these things signed in the past. If I am clear that the person knows what they are doing, almost any mark they can make will do.
Good luck.
Answered on 12/01/06, 10:39 am
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