power of attorney
Does one need an attorney to assign a power of attorney to another person?
Asked on 3/26/07, 5:39 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Johm Smith
tom's
Re: power of attorney
No, but you need an attorney to fully understand the legal ramifications of granting a power of attorney and the best way to do it for your circumstances.
Answered on 3/26/07, 6:03 pm
Arnold Nager
Arnold H. Nager, Esquire
Re: power of attorney
Absolutely not. However, it is important to give only the powers necessary.
Consultation is not expensive.
E-mail for more information.
Answered on 3/26/07, 7:48 pm
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