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Can a Power of Attorney Agent Do Anything They Want?

March 17, 2021
by Michelle P. Biddinger

A generic power of attorney document, such as those provided by online forms that are easily downloaded and filled out, may not contain the necessary limitations that you intended. This means that by default, your power of attorney agent may have broad po

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Durable Power of Attorney Versus Power of Attorney

September 22, 2020
by Gregory S. Schrot

A general power of attorney can cover a broad range of transactions whereas a limited power of attorney document only covers specific circumstances, such as allowing another person to register a new vehicle for you. A typical power of attorney will exp

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End of Life Issues to Remember As You Create Your Estate Plan

August 11, 2020
by Gregory S. Schrot

Your estate plan and your elder law plan should think about all of the different issues that might affect you as you approach your older years. There is definitely no easy way to start discussing some of the complicated issues around end of life concerns

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