Legal Question in Business Law in Alabama
Power of Attorney, only by Attorney?
I was told today that if a debt management company were to help me consolidate my debts, that the only way a firm representing the credit card company would accept a power of attorney is if it were actually signed by a licensed attorney. True?
Asked on 3/30/04, 4:41 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
J.Clayton Davie, Jr.
Davie & Davie, LLC
Re: Power of Attorney, only by Attorney?
A power of attorney does not require the signature of a licensed attorney to be valid. Your signature on the power of attorney should be notorized by a notary public. Many attorneys happen to be notaries.
Answered on 3/30/04, 4:56 pm
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