Legal Question in Family Law in California

Representing in Court if have POA

My Son has Multiple Sclerosis and Cognitive Problems. He has given his parents POA over all legal matters to speak or act on his behalf regarding his Son, anything to do with Visitation, Custody or Child support. We saw a Law Facilitator to fill out papers to go to court. The question is can my husband and myself speak on his behalf in court as the POA states or do we have to have an attorney?


Asked on 3/20/07, 8:33 pm

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Robert Mccoy Law Office Of Robert McCoy

Re: Representing in Court if have POA

You have to obtain a court order naming you guardian ad litum and you have to use an attorney.

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Answered on 3/20/07, 10:47 pm


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