power of attorney
What document do I need to have my dad sign so that I can conduct his business while he is still alive? And once he's deceased the document will no longer be valid.
Asked on 1/14/08, 10:23 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
David Leon
David L. Leon, P.C.
Re: power of attorney
If you father is lucid, then he can sign a durable power of attorney. The power dies with the power grantor. Many attorneys will do one of these at no charge when they do a will. You may wish to shop around.
Answered on 1/14/08, 10:40 am
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