Power of Attorney
An elder diisplays signs of dementia and is being taken over by a family member. How does one excercise power of attorney to preserve the elder rights & assets?
A will is in place..
Asked on 3/30/07, 8:27 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Tracey Bloodsaw
Law Office of Tracey A. Bloodsaw
Re: Power of Attorney
You need to be specific, a power of attorney is used for mainly financial duties of the principal and it can be determined for particular transactions, for a particular duration, and naming several agents for the principal (the elder) while she is alive.
Answered on 4/09/07, 7:18 pm
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