Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

Re: representing a friend while purchasing a car with power of attorney

Use of a Power of Attorney

Most legal documents, such as a power of attorney should be notarized. There are many different forms of a power of attorney - limited power of attorney, power of attorney, durable power of attorney. The use of a power of attorney is permitted under individual state laws and should be drafted with the state law in mind - otherwise it may not be effective.

General Legal Forms

All though it may seem easy and less costly to use forms from a store or internet, it is not recommended. The use of these forms may cost you more in the long run as it may create problems such as future law suits to resolve issue regarding the proper use of the forms or content, (or the lack thereof). Litigation can be costly and time consuming. Have an attorney draw up the correct documents 0 spend a little now to save thousand�s later.

Blair C. Lane, Sr., Esquire, is admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey and the

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The information contained in this response is intended to

provide general information regarding a general legal question. This information contained in the

response is not to be construed as legal advice and you should not rely upon any information as

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The law office of Blair C. Lane, Sr., provides �Personal - Professional� Legal Services for

clients through out New Jersey and Pennsylvania with a diversified litigation practice, consisting

of assisting clients and their families with various legal matters such as Serious Personal Injury

Cases, (such as auto accidents, brain injury cases, dog bite cases, product liability cases, wrongful

death cases & slip & fall cases), Workers� Compensation Cases, Real Estate Matters, (buying or

selling a home), Traffic-Municipal Court Cases, (traffic tickets, drunk driving etc.), Estate

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The office is located minutes from Philadelphia in Cherry Hill, New Jersey and is

conveniently located to the New Jersey Turnpike, NJ Route 295, NJ Route 70, The Atlantic City

Expressway, Garden State Parkway and the Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman bridges.

Blair C. Lane, Sr. Attorney at Law

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Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

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